High-end round dining table in Carrara marble (120cm) - Stratus

The Stratus dining table combines natural Carrara marble, a striking round silhouette and a cast aluminium central pedestal in an elegant, well-balanced composition. Its 120 cm diameter tabletop and 17 mm thickness provide a generous dining surface, while the central base keeps the area underneath clear. Natural marble also brings unique veining and individual variations to every piece, giving each tabletop its own distinctive character. A table designed for those looking for natural materials and minimalist design at the heart of the dining room.

Some tables simply accompany a dining room, while others become its focal point. When Stratus takes centre stage, the round natural Carrara marble tabletop and slender pedestal create a composition that draws attention without relying on overly decorative details.

Carrara marble is a natural stone, so each tabletop may display individual variations in its pattern and veining. This natural irregularity is part of its appeal: rather than offering a completely repetitive appearance, it provides a surface with its own distinctive character in every piece.

The table rests on a cast aluminium central pedestal, avoiding the traditional legs positioned around the perimeter. This configuration keeps more of the area beneath the table clear and allows for greater flexibility when arranging chairs around its 120 cm diameter.

Marble requires appropriate care to help preserve its appearance. Spills should be removed promptly, mild products suitable for natural stone should be used, and acidic cleaners should be avoided, as marble is sensitive to these substances. With proper care, Stratus combines decorative presence, carefully selected materials and everyday functionality.

Frequently asked questions:

Does every Carrara marble table look exactly the same?

No. As Carrara marble is a natural material, the pattern and distribution of the veining can vary from one piece to another. These differences are an inherent feature of natural stone and give each tabletop its own individual appearance.

Is the marble tabletop difficult to keep clean?

Everyday maintenance is straightforward when suitable methods for natural stone are used. It is advisable to wipe up spills promptly and use mild cleaning products, avoiding abrasive or acidic cleaners that could affect the surface.

What should I avoid to prevent damage to Carrara marble?

It is particularly important to avoid acidic substances such as vinegar or lemon on the surface, as marble is a calcareous stone that can be affected by acids, potentially causing marks or changes to the finish.

What advantage does the central pedestal offer compared with a four-legged table?

The central base leaves much of the area beneath the tabletop unobstructed, avoiding legs at the corners and allowing chairs to be positioned more freely around the table.

What is the difference between a natural marble tabletop and more economical alternatives?

Natural Carrara marble displays authentic variations in veining and pattern that are characteristic of real stone. Compared with manufactured surfaces designed to reproduce a pattern, it offers a naturally varied appearance, although it also requires greater care around stains and acidic substances.