V Shape Rectangular Dining Table in Wood, Glass and Stainless Steel, 3.00 m x 1.20 m

At 3 meters long, the V Shape Dining Table is designed for generous dining rooms and layouts where the table plays a central role. The top combines wood with glass, while the stainless steel base forms a marked angular silhouette that supports the piece with visual lightness for its scale.

The interplay between the wood’s natural texture, the smooth glass surface and the reflective sheen of stainless steel creates a contemporary read without relying on ornament. It is a table that works well in spaces that entertain often and call for a large surface to accommodate dinnerware, centerpieces and service items with breathing room.

Its proportions highlight the top and keep the composition clean, so the table can anchor the room without visually weighing it down. The result is a statement piece that balances presence and discretion, adapting to interiors with different degrees of warmth and polish.

Because the materials speak clearly and the geometry is assertive, the piece integrates easily with varied seating in leather, fabric or metal, and with projects that favor straightforward lines and a current aesthetic.

Piece measurements

• Length: 300 cm
• Width: 120 cm
• Height: 79 cm
• Weight: 26 kg

The proportions favor dining layouts with freer circulation around the table. The 3.00 x 1.20 m top offers an extensive area for daily use and for occasions when the table needs to welcome more people and support elements.

The rectangular footprint aligns easily with rugs and sideboards, helping to structure the room’s axes. With its long surface, the table supports linear compositions down the center without compromising the main serving area along the sides.

Main composition

• Wood
• Glass
• Stainless steel

The wood edge brings visual warmth and highlights the piece’s visible grain. Over it, the glass creates a regular, level surface and adds contrast to the set. The stainless steel base has a reflective finish and an angular V-shaped design that echoes the name of the model.

This combination helps balance robustness with lightness: wood draws the table closer to welcoming interiors, while glass and stainless steel pair well with leather, fabric or metal chairs and with contemporary-language projects.

Design reading

The highlight of the piece is the geometric base, which creates inclined lines and a continuous support close to the floor. This drawing leaves the sides cleaner and reinforces the table’s identity without compromising the primary area of the top.

In ample projects, the table can serve as the axis of the dining room, accompanied by chairs along the sides and at the head positions. The extended top also favors compositions with trays, vases and centerpieces while preserving useful space for service.

By bringing together wood, glass and stainless steel, the piece moves easily between spaces with a more natural tone and rooms with polished finishes, mirrors, exposed metals and decorative lighting.

Where the piece works best

This table is especially suited to large dining rooms, integrated living-dining layouts and covered gourmet areas when the project calls for a table of substantial scale. The rectangular shape makes it easy to align with rugs, sideboards and either linear pendants or larger central fixtures.

The wood contour allows the piece to sit comfortably near chairs in warm tones, while stainless steel and glass help keep the composition visually lighter. This blend also favors interiors that mix natural textures with reflective surfaces.

What are the table’s measurements?

The table measures 300 cm in length, 120 cm in width and 79 cm in height.

What is the shape of this dining table?

It has a rectangular shape.

What materials make up the piece?

The product is composed of wood, glass and stainless steel.

Is this table recommended for large spaces?

Yes. Its 3-meter length favors dining rooms with generous circulation and large-scale compositions.

Does the top include glass?

Yes. The product is identified with a top that combines wood and glass.

What is the signature of the V Shape design?

The stainless steel base forms striking angular lines that define the piece’s visual identity.