High-end round dining table in MDF wood (100cm) - Stratus

The Stratus dining table combines elegant design, flowing curves and a visually light presence with a configuration created for everyday use. Its satin white lacquered MDF top provides a smooth, uniform surface, while the lacquered cast aluminium pedestal creates a stable and uncluttered central base. With a 100 cm diameter and stated capacity for up to 6 diners, its round format encourages a more open seating arrangement and keeps the leg area free from corner supports.

Some tables simply fit into a dining room, while others change the way the whole space feels when you see them in place. Stratus features a round silhouette and a slender central pedestal, a detail that becomes particularly noticeable in everyday use by keeping the area beneath the tabletop more open.

Its lacquered MDF tabletop with a satin finish provides a smooth, even surface. MDF is particularly well suited to painted and lacquered finishes thanks to its uniform composition, helping to create a visually clean and consistent appearance across the tabletop.

The structure is completed by a lacquered cast aluminium pedestal, concentrating the support at the centre instead of using legs at the corners. This configuration makes it easier to position chairs around the table and provides greater freedom for the legs, especially useful for shared meals and everyday dining.

With its 100 cm diameter and stated capacity for up to six people, Stratus aims to balance visual presence with efficient use of space. Its lacquered surface is also easy to maintain: for everyday care, use a clean, slightly damp cloth and dry the surface afterwards, avoiding prolonged exposure to moisture.

Frequently asked questions:

Is lacquered MDF suitable for a dining table?

MDF provides a smooth and uniform surface that is particularly suitable for lacquered finishes. As with any lacquered surface, it is advisable to avoid prolonged moisture, impacts and direct sources of heat to help preserve its appearance.

Is it difficult to clean for everyday use?

No. For routine care of lacquered MDF, use a clean, slightly damp cloth and dry afterwards with a soft cloth. Abrasive cleaning products and standing water on the surface should be avoided.

Is the central pedestal practical when sitting at the table?

Yes. By concentrating the base in the centre, there are no legs positioned at the corners, leaving more of the area around the table unobstructed and making chair placement easier.

What does lacquered MDF offer compared with more economical board alternatives?

MDF has a fine, uniform structure that provides a particularly smooth surface for painted or lacquered finishes. Compared with some lower-cost particleboard alternatives, it can provide a more uniform visual finish, although each material suits different needs and budgets.

How can I help prevent the finish from deteriorating over time?

Clean spills promptly, avoid leaving moisture on the tabletop and do not place very hot containers directly on the surface. These precautions can help reduce unnecessary marks and wear on the lacquered finish.