Square dining table in inlaid Michelangelo marble with raised vase, high quality made in Italy.
This dining table is inspired by the concept of being at the table considered mostly as a moment of sharing meals and a pleasant cultural moment of conviviality.
The dining table wants to overturn this philosophy, focusing on the impossibility of getting together due to the frenetic pace of contemporary life in favour of a silent meal consumed in the intimacy of everyone.
Hence an original furnishing accessory with a profound message is born, which is characterized by the presence of a hole in the central area of the top in which the raised vase made of stratified marble of different finishes can be inserted.
NB: the raised vase arises from the superimposition of marbles with different essences carefully chosen among the waste materials of other processes, guaranteeing environmental and design quality at the same time. For this reason, each vase will be different from the other and will differ from the one shown in the photo.
The Michelangelo marble top , with minimal thicknesses, is embellished with inserts in black marquinia marble and brass reproduced with the ancient and traditional inlay technique, made with natural stones and precious metals.
This is precisely what makes the design of the complement unique : a fun decoration that wants to ironize the theme of hierarchies at the table and make us reflect on how food represents a means capable of maintaining important social relationships in the home.
To conclude the work, a simple and minimal structure in painted metal designed to support the top.
Materials play an important role in product quality and design . Marble is a natural material handcrafted, characterized by veins that make each piece slightly different from each other, therefore each item has unique and exclusive shades entirely made in Italy.
Product maintenance: Clean with a soft damp cloth, if necessary use 100% natural Marsilia soap diluted in water, dry thoroughly.
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