OLIVA Dining Table






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Description
Description
The OLIVA Dining Table is a sculptural dining centerpiece that combines natural stone, architectural geometry, and integrated greenery. A long floating marble top is supported by monolithic stone bases with subtle recessed detailing, while an extended side platform incorporates a dedicated planter for an olive tree. The result blurs the boundary between furniture and landscape.
Dimensions
- Main Dining Table: W 300 × D 110 × H 76 cm
- Marble Top Thickness: 6 cm thickness
- Integrated Planter Extension: W 110 × D 110 cm
- Overall Composition Length: 410 cm
- Planter: Ø 65–70 cm
- Stone Pedestals: W 55 × D 75 × H 68 cm
Customization
Available in custom dimensions, marble selections and metal finishes. The planter section can be included or removed, and its position can be configured on either side of the dining table.
Materials & Construction
- Natural white marble top with soft grey/beige veining
- Matching natural marble pedestal bases
- Marble extension platform for integrated planter
- Dark bronze-finished recessed structural details
- Concealed reinforced steel subframe beneath the marble
- Mitred stone edges for a substantial monolithic appearance
- Matte or polished stone finish available
- Integrated metal planter finished in muted olive tone
Integrated Planter
The extended section is designed as part of the table composition rather than a separate accessory. A recessed circular planter allows an olive tree or similar indoor plant to become a living sculptural element within the dining setting.
Product Story
OLIVA brings architecture, furniture and nature into a single composition. The solid marble volumes establish permanence and structure, while the integrated tree introduces an organic element that evolves over time. The subtle separation between the main dining surface and planter platform gives the heavy stone construction an unexpected floating quality.
Style Identity
Contemporary Luxury | Organic Modern | Architectural | Biophilic Design | Natural Stone | Sculptural Minimalism | Statement Dining | Indoor Landscape
