Fluted Pedestal Oval Dining Table with Sintered Stone Top (T-130)

Design Character

The T-130 is built on a conversation between three materials that rarely share the same table. Above, an 11mm Shakespeare Black sintered stone top — deep charcoal ground crossed by fine white metallic veining — carries the visual weight of natural marble without its fragility. Below, a fluted MDF pedestal column in warm walnut-effect finish introduces an unexpected softness: vertical grooves that catch light and shadow, a surface that reads as crafted rather than manufactured. At the base, an oval matte black steel plate closes the composition with quiet authority, echoing the stone's tone and grounding the warmth of the wood. The result is a table that European residential designers and hospitality specifiers will recognise as resolved — a three-material dialogue where nothing competes and nothing is superfluous.

• Shakespeare Black Stone Surface: Deep charcoal ground with fine white metallic veining — the drama of natural marble in a durable sintered format.
• Vertical Fluted Pedestal Column: Warm walnut-effect MDF with vertical groove detailing — a crafted, architectural presence at the table's centre.
• Stadium-Oval Top Profile: Fully rounded short ends with straight long sides — generous seating access without sharp corners.
• Tonal Three-Material Composition: Black stone, warm wood, matte black base — a resolved material palette that works across contemporary and transitional interiors.