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Featuring deep wine-hued veining on a creamy base, these honed stone tables are the ultimate centerpiece for the modern luxury home.
Featuring deep wine-hued veining on a creamy base, these honed stone tables are the ultimate centerpiece for the modern luxury home.
Bulgari Red Marble
Nature’s brightness, sculpted. Ground your sanctuary with the organic warmth and airy texture of sustainable Natural Ash.
Nature’s brightness, sculpted. Ground your sanctuary with the organic warmth and airy texture of sustainable Natural Ash.
Natural Solid Ash Wood
Nature’s brightness, sculpted. Ground your sanctuary with the organic warmth and airy texture of sustainable Natural Ash.
Nature’s brightness, sculpted. Ground your sanctuary with the organic warmth and airy texture of sustainable Natural Ash.
Natural Solid Ash Wood
Nature’s brightness, sculpted. Ground your sanctuary with the organic warmth and airy texture of sustainable Natural Ash.
Nature’s brightness, sculpted. Ground your sanctuary with the organic warmth and airy texture of sustainable Natural Ash.
Natural Ash
Nature’s brightness, sculpted. Ground your sanctuary with the organic warmth and airy texture of sustainable Natural Ash.
Nature’s brightness, sculpted. Ground your sanctuary with the organic warmth and airy texture of sustainable Natural Ash.
Made in Indonesia
The King of Timbers.
Among our collection, Solid Teak stands out as the premium choice for humid and variable climates
The King of Timbers.
Among our collection, Solid Teak stands out as the premium choice for humid and variable climates
Made in Indonesia
Japanese serenity, sculpted. A harmony of pale Ash and deep Walnut, defined by soft curves and artisan craftsmanship.
Japanese serenity, sculpted. A harmony of pale Ash and deep Walnut, defined by soft curves and artisan craftsmanship.
Natural Ash with natural walnut
Wild edges, refined finish. Soften your modern space with the pale, organic curves of a solid Ash live edge slab.
Wild edges, refined finish. Soften your modern space with the pale, organic curves of a solid Ash live edge slab.
Made in Indonesia
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Coffee Tables and Side Tables
Round Tables
Dining Chairs
The Soul of the Dining Room
Minimalist aesthetics, maximized comfort. Find the centerpiece that speaks to your space.
Don't forget the soul of the dining room
FAQ
Q: How much space do I need per chair?
Q: How much space do I need per chair?
We recommend allowing 60cm of width per person for comfortable dining. If you have armchairs, you might need slightly more (65-70cm) to ensure elbows don't bump.
Q: What is the standard seat height?
Q: What is the standard seat height?
Most dining tables are 75cm high. To match this, our dining chairs have a standard seat height of 44cm-46cm. This leaves about 30cm of legroom, which is the ergonomic ideal.
Q: How do I choose the right size table?
Q: How do I choose the right size table?
A good rule of thumb is to allow 70-80cm of clearance around the table for chairs to pull out.
- For 4 people: Look for 120cm–140cm lengths or 100cm–120cm round.
- For 6-8 people: Look for 160cm–200cm lengths.
Q: What is the difference between Natural Ash and Oak?
Q: What is the difference between Natural Ash and Oak?
Natural Ash tends to be lighter in color (pale creamy tones) with a more distinct, straight grain. It fits perfectly with a light, airy "Japandi" or Minimalist aesthetic. Oak often has deeper golden-brown tones and complex swirling grain patterns, offering a more traditional, grounded look.
Q: Is Sintered Stone better than Marble?
Q: Is Sintered Stone better than Marble?
For maintenance, yes. Sintered Stone is non-porous, meaning it won't stain if you spill red wine or coffee. Natural Marble is a porous stone that requires sealing and care to prevent etching. Choose Marble for the "romance" and natural beauty; choose Sintered Stone for worry-free durability.
Q: How do I care for a Solid Teak table indoors?
Q: How do I care for a Solid Teak table indoors?
Teak is remarkably low maintenance. For indoor use, simply wipe with a damp cloth. To keep the rich golden color, you can apply a specialized Teak Oil or wax once a year. Because it is naturally oily, it resists drying out better than most other woods.
