The Nature Dining Table combines a glass top, stainless-steel structure and a central wood element in a composition scaled for generous dining rooms. At 2.80 m wide, it comfortably accommodates fuller table settings while keeping a light visual read thanks to the transparent top and open base.
The contrast between the sheen of stainless steel, the transparency of glass and the natural texture of wood creates a striking design without weighing on the room. It suits projects that value length, a linear presence and exposed materials.
This table brings together three materials that work in concert: glass on the top, stainless steel in the base and wood in the visible structural crosspiece. The glass lightens the piece visually and keeps the base in view, while stainless steel reinforces the contemporary character of the composition.
The stainless-steel structure forms wide supports at the ends and a central support, creating stability and preserving free area around the table. This layout favors visual flow and helps the table work well in integrated spaces where it is seen from multiple angles.
The wooden band under the glass adds texture and warmth. Instead of hiding the structure, the design embraces this contrast, balancing cooler surfaces with an element that reads organic.
With 2.80 m in width and 1.20 m in depth, the table takes a central role in the dining room and calls for compatible space around it for circulation and comfortable chair use. The generous depth also favors place settings with platters, centerpieces and fuller compositions for hosting.
The elongated length strengthens the room's axis and helps organize linear dining areas or layouts integrated with living and gourmet spaces. It is a proportion that works especially well when the table needs to visually anchor the environment.
The rectangular format favors linear arrangements, clear seat organization and a good distribution of tabletop pieces. In larger rooms, the table sustains the setting without relying on heavy volumes, since the glass top reduces the visual mass of the set.
By combining glass, wood and stainless steel, the piece coordinates with upholstered chairs, wooden models and options with metal bases. This blend of materials supports contemporary schemes and compositions that seek contrast between natural surfaces and polished finishes.
Even at a large scale, the transparent top reveals the structure and avoids a solid visual block at the center of the room. This helps keep the dining area lighter while preserving a long table with strong presence.
For the glass top, use a soft cloth and a product suitable for the surface. On the stainless-steel structure and the wood element, use a soft slightly damp cloth and dry right after to maintain the materials' good appearance.
As a large table with a glass top, avoid impacts, dragging abrasive objects and placing items that can mark or scratch the surface. In table settings, coasters and protective bases help preserve the set.
The table measures 280 cm wide, 120 cm deep and 77 cm high.
The piece combines wood, glass and stainless steel.
The top is rectangular.
It is recommended for dining rooms and integrated spaces with dimensions compatible with its scale.
The weight is 70 kg.
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