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White Marble and Oak Dining Table - HAKATA by Lebanto
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Made To Order
Natural Materials
| Dimensions | Weight |
|---|---|
30H x 51.5W x 51.5D in 76.2H x 130.81W x 130.81D cm | 102 kg 224.87 lb |
The Hakata is a marble and oak dining table, a round dining table scaled for a room and its company. Stone and timber are set in deliberate balance here, the marble carrying the surface and the oak grounding it beneath.
Arabescato Vagli is a refined white marble from the Vagli basin in the Apuan Alps, above Carrara. Sweeping grey veins move across its white-to-cream ground in the flowing, arabesque lines that give the stone its name, dramatic without ever tipping into the theatrical. The oak answers in kind: solid European oak smoked to a near-black brown, its grain still legible beneath the finish, so the marble and oak read as two tones of a single warmth. Each top is cut from its own block, so no two of these marble and oak dining tables share the same figure.
Underneath, a solid oak base carries the weight. Two boards are set perpendicular and slotted one through the other into an interlocking cross-leg structure, the join shown rather than hidden, so the craft of the piece and the support of it are one and the same.
As a marble and oak dining table it holds a room quietly, as at ease at the centre of a dining space as anywhere. The Hakata is an Italian dining table made to order in Cantù, in Lombardy's long-established furniture district, drawn from a palette of full-slab stone, solid timber, and premium Italian glass.
Arabescato Vagli is a refined white marble from the Vagli basin in the Apuan Alps, above Carrara. Sweeping grey veins move across its white-to-cream ground in the flowing, arabesque lines that give the stone its name, dramatic without ever tipping into the theatrical. The oak answers in kind: solid European oak smoked to a near-black brown, its grain still legible beneath the finish, so the marble and oak read as two tones of a single warmth. Each top is cut from its own block, so no two of these marble and oak dining tables share the same figure.
Underneath, a solid oak base carries the weight. Two boards are set perpendicular and slotted one through the other into an interlocking cross-leg structure, the join shown rather than hidden, so the craft of the piece and the support of it are one and the same.
As a marble and oak dining table it holds a room quietly, as at ease at the centre of a dining space as anywhere. The Hakata is an Italian dining table made to order in Cantù, in Lombardy's long-established furniture district, drawn from a palette of full-slab stone, solid timber, and premium Italian glass.
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