Thea Dining Table 200×100

Design

The Thea Dining Table 200 x 100 from Talenti brings a quiet, modern clarity to the dining room. Designed by Marco Acerbis, it balances Scandinavian cues with a confident, architectural stance. The rectangular top sits light and clean over sculpted wooden legs, creating a calm, even silhouette. At 78.7 inches wide, 39.4 inches deep, and 30.3 inches high, it offers presence without weighing down the room. The contrast between the sleek surface and the warm timber base feels deliberate, never fussy. Nothing shouts, yet everything looks considered.

Materials & Build

A wood frame anchors the table with natural character, paired to a fiberglass tabletop for a crisp, refined finish. The materials work in tandem: the wood brings warmth and nuance; the fiberglass adds a smooth, resilient surface that holds its line over time. The palette is focused and purposeful, offered as natural teak with a glossy beige top, or palissandro with a glossy brown top. Each combination reads coherent and tailored, aligning with the Thea collection within the Premium Wood catalog.

Comfort

Everyday ease is built into the proportions. The 78.7 by 39.4 inch surface gives generous room for place settings, serving pieces, and the small things that settle on a table and stay. The 30.3 inch height sits comfortably with standard dining chairs, so posture feels natural and conversation flows. At 88.2 pounds, it has a reassuring steadiness. It doesn’t budge when leaned on, yet it remains practical to position during a room refresh.

Placement & Lifestyle

This table thrives where life happens—centered in a dining room, along an open-plan kitchen, or as the focal point in a pared-back loft. The natural teak with glossy beige top reads fresh and bright, ideal for light-filled settings and mixed woods. The palissandro with glossy brown brings depth and mood, pairing beautifully with darker floors or richly upholstered chairs. It’s versatile in style, calm in character, and easy to dress up or keep minimal. And because the lines are clean, chairs of different silhouettes feel at home around it.

Longevity

Designed for regular use, the wood frame ages with grace, while the fiberglass top resists day-to-day wear and wipes down easily with a soft cloth. Coasters and trivets are always a good habit, but the materials don’t feel precious. The table is not stackable, which keeps the structure solid and the geometry true. An optional cover is available for added protection when needed. Thoughtful,