The Hakata is a travertine and oak dining table, a round table built to gather a room around it. A full slab of stone leads and a solid oak base carries it, the travertine and oak set in deliberate balance.
Roman travertine is the stone of ancient Rome, formed in the mineral springs around Tivoli and used across the Colosseum and the colonnades of St Peter’s Square. It carries a soft, creamy beige tone, its gentle linear veining warmer and more understated than the marbles. Beneath it, solid oak in a honey tone, open-grained, so the travertine and oak settle into one considered pairing. Each top is cut from its own block, so no two of these travertine and oak dining tables are quite alike.
The oak carries the weight. Two solid oak boards interlock at right angles into a cross-leg base, one passing cleanly through the other, the joinery left in full view as the piece’s single gesture of craft. Stone meets wood with nothing worked in between.
Composed and generous, the travertine and oak dining table anchors a dining room without dominating it, at home in a calm, considered interior. The Hakata is an Italian dining table made to order in Cantù, in Lombardy’s long-established furniture district, drawn from full-slab stone, solid timber, and premium Italian glass.
| Dimensions LxWxH | 130x130x75cm (51x51x30'') |
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| Piece Weight (kg) | 80 |
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| Color | Beige, Cream, Honey, Natural, Oak Wood, Stone, Travertine, Wood |
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