The Nature Dining Table pairs a rectangular glass top with a wood framework and a stainless-steel base, creating a marked contrast of transparency, natural texture and metallic sheen. At 3.20 meters wide, it is a large-scale piece for generous dining rooms, integrated layouts and spaces planned for comfortable hosting.
The glass keeps the set visually lighter and leaves the wood visible beneath the top, highlighting its grain, natural irregularities and the long, linear reading of the piece. The stainless-steel base reinforces the contemporary character and supports the table with open lines that preserve circulation around it.
This table brings together three distinct materials in a clean, linear composition. The glass top creates a continuous surface and reveals the structure just below, while the wood introduces visual warmth and a more organic note to the ensemble. Stainless steel appears as a contrasting element, with a reflective finish and geometric design.
The result is a dining table that supports contemporary schemes and also speaks to interiors that mix natural materials with polished surfaces. The transparency of the top helps reduce the visual weight of a 3.20 m piece, allowing it to sit comfortably in large rooms without blocking the overall read of the space.
With 320 cm in width and 120 cm in depth, the Nature Dining Table serves projects that call for a long table, offering a generous area for complete place settings and good spacing between seats. The 120 cm depth contributes to a substantial table with a broad center for arrangements, serveware and tablescaping.
It is recommended for main dining rooms, integrated social areas and residential reception spaces with compatible proportions. Its scale requires adequate circulation around it to accommodate chairs, side access and comfortable use day to day and on occasions with a full table.
For the glass top, use a soft cloth and a cleaner suitable for the surface, avoiding abrasive materials. On the wood structure, prefer a dry or slightly damp cloth, followed by immediate drying. Stainless steel can be maintained with a soft flannel to preserve its shine and reduce handling marks.
As this is a large table weighing 100 kg, positioning should consider access to the room and the space required for transport and installation. Indoor use helps preserve material integrity and the piece’s original appearance over time.
The table measures 320 cm in width, 120 cm in depth and 77 cm in height.
The piece weighs 100 kg.
The composition brings together wood, glass and stainless steel.
The top is rectangular.
It works best in spacious dining rooms and integrated indoor spaces.
No. The glass top allows you to see the wood structure positioned just below.
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