The Reforma Dining Table draws inspiration from Mexican pyramids. Its legs feature a succession of stepped volumes that echo the architectural forms of these ancient structures, giving the design its distinctive geometric character.
The tabletop is composed of four distinct sections of carefully selected wood veneers, arranged in separate quadrants. The grain runs in different directions across each section, creating a subtle sunburst pattern that adds visual depth and catches the light from different angles. At the center, a circular wooden detail brings the four sections together visually, creating a natural focal point where the different grain directions converge.
The table is available with an ebonized finish, which gives the wood a deep, dark tone while allowing its natural grain to remain visible. Alternatively, it can be crafted in wood species that retain their natural color and character. Oak and white oak offer lighter hues, while tzalam, huanacaxtle (parota wood) and walnut bring warmer tones and distinctive grain patterns.
Available in four sizes: 90 cm for 2 people, 120 cm for 4, 150 cm for 6, and 180 cm for 8.
| Dimensions LxWxH | 150x150x75cm (59x59x30'') |
|---|---|
| Option | Lacquered wood, Oak, Tzalam, White Oak, Walnut |
| Piece Weight (kg) | 130 |
| Production Year | 2026 |
| Material | |
| Style | |
| Room | |
| Technique | |
| Design Class | Open Editions |
