
The Rectangular Dining Table is a substantial piece of furniture designed for daily dining and formal entertaining. Measuring 186 centimeters in width, 100 centimeters in depth, and 78 centimeters in height, this table provides a generous surface area for seating multiple individuals comfortably. The entire structure weighs 102 kilograms and occupies a total volume of 1.7940 cubic meters when assembled or packed. This scale ensures a commanding presence in a dining room, kitchen, or hospitality venue, where it functions as a primary gathering surface for meals and social events.
The defining visual and functional characteristic of the top surface is the integrated Carrara marble slab. This natural stone insert features distinct gray veining set against a white or pale gray background, making each tabletop unique due to natural mineral variations. Marble provides a cool, smooth, and hard-wearing surface that resists daily wear from dishware and utensils, provided standard maintenance and sealing practices are followed. The stone is securely fitted into the surrounding frame, creating a flush and stable tabletop plane with a depth of 100 centimeters.
Beneath the marble top, the structural support system utilizes solid teak wood finished in a deep black color. Teak is a dense, oil-rich hardwood known for its structural integrity, resistance to moisture, and long-term durability. The black finish is uniformly applied to the wooden components, covering the natural grain while preserving the tactile qualities of the timber. The base architecture relies on hand-turned pedestal legs. Artisans shape these wooden supports using lathe-turning techniques, producing balanced contours and classical profiles that anchor the heavy tabletop above.
The engineering of the base provides heavy-duty stability, counteracting the considerable weight of both the 102-kilogram aggregate structure and the dense materials used. The combination of solid teak framing and the central pedestal configuration distributes downward loads evenly across the floor while maximizing legroom for seated diners. The table stands at a standard dining height of 78 centimeters, accommodating most standard dining chairs and armchairs beneath the apron.
Stylistically, the design sits at the intersection of traditional woodworking and contemporary materiality, drawing influences from Classic Elegance, Transitional, and Urban Colonial motifs. The pairing of organic teak wood with cold, polished Carrara marble creates a deliberate contrast in texture and temperature. The rectangular geometry of the 186-centimeter top balances the curved, turned details of the wooden legs, resulting in a cohesive silhouette suited for both residential dining spaces and commercial hospitality environments such as restaurants or boutique hotels.
Maintenance requirements reflect the selected materials. The black-finished teak requires occasional dusting with a dry or slightly damp cloth, avoiding harsh chemical solvents that could degrade the surface coating. The Carrara marble slab requires periodic sealing to prevent staining from acidic liquids such as wine, citrus, or vinegar, alongside prompt wiping of spills during use. Due to the total weight of 102 kilograms, moving the table requires multiple individuals and proper lifting equipment to prevent structural stress on the joints and pedestal attachments or damage to flooring surfaces. Delivery and placement should be planned with consideration for the 1.7940 CBM volume and the rigid dimensions of the 186 by 100 centimeter tabletop, ensuring clearance through doorways and stairwells prior to final assembly in the designated room.
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| Model | Classic Elegance / Transitional / Urban Colonial | ||||||||||
| Material | Teak | ||||||||||
| Color | Black | ||||||||||
| Main Function | Dining / Entertaining / Hospitality | ||||||||||
| Special Features | – Elegant Carrara marble slab – Hand-turned pedestal legs – Heavy-duty stability – Luxury-meets-function design | ||||||||||