Salinas Dining table

Pure Geometry, Real Presence

The Salinas Dining Table by Talenti is built around proportion. Not decoration, not ornament — just clean lines and a geometric base with full, solid volumes that give the piece genuine architectural weight. It reads as essential and deliberate. The kind of table that anchors a room without trying too hard.

Materials and Construction

Three distinct material routes are available: marble, lacquered gloss, or wood veneer. The marble options include Calacatta Gold, Nero Marquinia, Rosso Levanto, Verde Lepanto, Emperador Brown, and Calizia Capri. Lacquered finishes come in Ecru, Black, Red, and Verdigris. And for those drawn to wood grain, the veneered versions offer Natural Oak, Oak stained Canaletto Walnut, and a black open-pore oak. Both the top and legs share the same finish, so the visual is cohesive from every angle.

Thermoplastic polymer glides sit beneath the base to protect flooring. It sounds like a small detail, but it matters once the table is in place. In marble, the Salinas weighs anywhere from roughly 423 to 829 pounds depending on the size — this is a substantial piece of furniture. Lacquered and veneered versions are considerably lighter, ranging from about 110 to 216 pounds.

Sizing Options

The range is generous. Rectangular tops come in three lengths: approximately 82.7 x 39.4 inches, 102.4 x 39.4 inches, and 126 x 39.4 inches. There is also a square format at roughly 55.1 x 55.1 inches. And for round dining, three diameters are offered: about 53.1 inches, 63 inches, and 70.9 inches. Enough variety to suit intimate dinners or longer gatherings without compromise.

Where It Belongs

Salinas was designed for contemporary interiors that value restraint. It works in a formal dining room, obviously. But it also holds its own in an open-plan living space where the dining area needs something with enough gravity to define the zone. The sculpted base gives it presence from across the room, while the surface stays clean and uncluttered. It is a table people will want to sit around — for the meal, and then for the conversation after.

Built to Stay

Marble is inherently resilient, and the lacquered and veneered finishes are selected for durability alongside their visual appeal. The geometric base distributes weight evenly, which contributes to long-term structural stability. This is not a table designed to be replaced in a few years. The proportions are confident enough to outlast shifting trends, and the material quality is high enough to age well. That is really the point.