Dining Table Tradition Round

An Icon of Perfect Balance

The Dining Table Tradition Round serves as a natural centerpiece for connection and conversation. [cite_start]Crafted with an eye for enduring style, this table offers a perfectly balanced silhouette that is both modern and timeless[cite: 672]. It is an invitation to gather, share, and create lasting memories in a setting of understated elegance.

This piece is distinguished by its harmonious design, which pairs a refined, tapered tabletop with elegant conical legs. [cite_start]The table is made entirely of recycled teakwood, a sustainable material sourced from ancient houses on the Indonesian island of Java[cite: 90]. This storied origin means that every table is a unique creation, bearing the natural cracks, marks, and irregularities that are a celebrated part of its charm and character.

A Centerpiece of Refined Simplicity

• Convivial Round Shape: The circular design fosters a warm and inclusive dining experience, allowing everyone at the table to engage in conversation.
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• Sustainable Heritage: Crafted from recycled teakwood, this table gives a second life to a beautiful and durable hardwood[cite: 90, 91].
• Balanced Silhouette: The design achieves a perfect balance with its elegant tapered legs and a refined, tapered tabletop.
• Naturally Unique: Each table is one-of-a-kind, with its own distinct marks and cracks that are considered part of its inherent beauty and character.

Specifications

• Material: Recycled Teakwood
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• Origin: Wood sourced from Java, Indonesia [cite: 90]
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• Tabletop Thickness: 6 cm [cite: 675]
• Dimensions: 78cm H x 140cm Diameter

Provenance & Care

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To preserve the natural beauty of the teak, we advise no or minimal treatment[cite: 95]. [cite_start]Water or grease stains can be removed with a sponge and water[cite: 96]. [cite_start]For persistent stains, use water and a soap on a natural base[cite: 97]. [cite_start]Please note that fierce rubbing may change the color of the furniture[cite: 98]. The unique qualities and irregularities of the wood are part of its charm.