Argo//Wood Dining table

Design

The Talenti Argo//Wood Dining table brings an easy, architectural clarity to outdoor dining. Designed by Ludovica + Roberto Palomba, it leans into modern geometry without feeling cold. Lines are crisp, edges are calm, and the silhouette stays low so the eye rests on the setting, not the furniture. It’s a piece that quietly frames a view rather than competes with it.

The profile is compact, yet the scale is welcoming for gatherings. Up to ten guests settle in comfortably around its rectangular top, with enough surface to stage long courses, share plates, and the little details that make a meal feel generous. Nothing fussy, nothing overstated—just a balanced table that looks at home the minute it’s placed.

Materials & Build

Built in Accoya wood, the table is engineered for life outdoors. This sustainably sourced material is known for its resistance to moisture, humidity, and temperature shifts, so it stays steady through seasons that can be hard on ordinary timber. The surface reads natural and grounded, with a subtle, rustic character that takes on richer color as it ages. It’s the kind of patina that develops from use, not from fragility.

Every element is considered: materials are carefully selected and assembled with a precision that keeps the form pure and the structure reliable. As part of the Argo//Wood collection by Talenti, the table reflects a clear attention to detail—nothing added for show, nothing missing where it matters.

Comfort

Comfort at a dining table isn’t just about seating; it’s how the setting supports the rhythm of a meal. The proportions here invite conversation to circulate easily, with generous spacing for place settings and serving pieces. The surface is broad enough for shared dishes and relaxed hosting, yet close enough to keep everyone in the same moment.

For casual brunches or long evening courses, it stays stable and composed. Guests have room to settle in, pass platters, and linger. It’s a table made for living with, not just looking at.

Placement & Lifestyle

This design works where space needs to work hard. Its clean lines and subtle profile suit terraces, rooftops, and gardens, especially spaces with a view. It also suits compact layouts, where a streamlined footprint keeps circulation open but the table still feels substantial. Dress it up with linen and glass, or keep it pared back against stone and greenery—it adapts without losing character.

Large families, dinner parties, spontaneous gatherings: it moves easily between all three. Use it as the anchor for the outdoor room and let the setting—sunlight, shadow, and conversation—do the rest.

Longevity

Accoya’s resilience is the quiet advantage. The table resists swelling, shrinking, and the usual outdoor fatigue, so it remains stable and good-looking year after year. The wood’s tone deepens gradually, developing that lived-in warmth that people appreciate in honest materials. Maintenance stays straightforward; enjoyment does the heavy lifting.

Included in the Icon catalogue, the piece stands for enduring use rather than a passing moment. It’s a purchase meant to be shared over time—meals, milestones, everyday afternoons—holding its place as the dependable center of the setting. When the evening stretches and the conversation goes wide, the Argo//Wood keeps pace, exactly as it should.