The Valenza Dining Table combines a ceramic top and a central carbon steel base in a large-scale composition with a striking silhouette. At 280 cm long, 120 cm wide and 76 cm high, it is designed for generous dining rooms, where the piece takes center stage and supports fuller table settings for hosting.
The elongated top with rounded corners softens the table’s volume, while the central base frees up the perimeter for chairs. The contrast between the light surface with visible veining and the dark structure reinforces a contemporary read without excess ornament.
The ceramic top features a light surface with veins in warm and grayish tones, creating a stone-like read. This finish brings visual depth without weighing down the set and helps keep the table as a focal element even when the styling on the top is more pared back.
The carbon steel base concentrates the piece’s identity. Instead of legs at the ends, the structure adopts a central support with curved lines at the lower portion and a crossed junction along the upper axis. This design gives the table presence and keeps the area around it visually cleaner.
The light surface enlarges the perception of the top, while the dark base grounds the design and creates depth. The result is a table that pairs well with upholstered chairs, wood pieces and larger-scale pendant lighting.
At 2.80 m in length, Valenza serves dining projects that call for a wide table, capable of sustaining everyday use as well as occasions when the tablescape takes center stage. The 120 cm width favors settings with dinnerware, platters, a centerpiece and serving space with more comfort.
Before purchasing, consider not only the table’s size, but also the circulation around it and the proportion of the chairs selected. In pieces of this scale, side and head-of-table clearance directly affects day-to-day comfort.
The central base is one of the features that most influences the user experience. Without legs at the ends, the surroundings tend to be freer for bringing chairs closer and for the room’s visual flow. In integrated dining areas, this helps the table keep its presence without fragmenting the space.
The elongated rectangular shape favors linear compositions and rooms where the table needs to dialogue with sideboards, buffets and a central pendant. The rounded ends soften the length and contribute to a less rigid read of the piece.
It is recommended for indoor dining rooms with proportions compatible with the table’s 2.80 m length.
For cleaning, use a soft dry cloth or slightly damp, finishing without excess moisture. Avoid abrasive products and utensils that can scratch the surface to preserve the finish of the top and the base.
At 120 kg, moving the table requires care proportional to its weight. Placement should consider level flooring, proper access to the room and sufficient space for positioning and installation.
Intended for indoor use.
The table measures 280 cm in length, 120 cm in width and 76 cm in height.
The piece has a ceramic top and a carbon steel base.
Yes. The model features a central base, which keeps the perimeter freer than tables with legs at the ends.
The table weighs 120 kg.
It is intended for indoor dining rooms with space compatible with a 2.80 m-long piece.
Yes. The top is rectangular with rounded corners.
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