Leaf extending table

Design

The Leaf extending table by Talenti brings a clear, modern line to outdoor dining. Its softly tapered, leaf-shaped top gives the piece a light profile without losing presence. It sits comfortably in expansive settings—gardens, broad terraces, generous patios—where proportions matter and sightlines stay clean. Designed within the Leaf collection by Marco Acerbis, it reads contemporary but not loud, distinctive yet easy to live with.

Closed, the table keeps a tidy footprint for everyday use. Opened, the top extends from 63.0 to 84.6 inches in length, with a 37.4-inch depth and a 29.1-inch height that feels natural for dining. It seats six to eight with room to spare, so plating and glassware never feel crowded.

Materials & Build

A robust aluminum frame underpins the structure, engineered to stand up to harsh weather and the daily realities of outdoor life. The top is Vitter, chosen for its tough, work-ready surface. It resists impact and scratches, tolerates common chemical detergents, and remains suitable for direct contact with food. That means prep, serve, wipe, repeat—without fuss.

Colorways are curated to pair with most outdoor palettes, including white/light metal, graphite/dark grey, and moka/corten. The finish mix keeps the look cohesive across different seating choices while letting the table hold its own as the anchor.

Comfort & Function

The extension brings practical flexibility without visual clutter. For weeknight meals, keep it compact. When the guest list grows, it opens smoothly to welcome more settings and serving pieces. The Leaf extending table keeps surfaces clear and the dining posture relaxed, so conversation—not logistics—takes the lead.

Despite the slender profile, the build feels composed and stable. At approximately 154.3 lb, it has a grounded stance that resists shifting when a group gathers and moves around it.

Placement & Lifestyle

This table belongs outdoors where space and air do their work—large terraces, garden dining zones, covered verandas. In neutral schemes, the white/light metal option reads crisp and fresh. In deeper, more architectural settings, graphite/dark grey or moka/corten adds quiet depth. It pairs easily with streamlined chairs or woven silhouettes if texture is preferred.

For seasonal care, a dedicated cover is available. It is not designed to stack, which suits its role as a set piece rather than a stowaway.

Longevity

Talenti focuses on resilience where it counts. Aluminum takes on the elements with minimal upkeep. The Vitter top shrugs off the small knocks of daily use and stands up to routine cleaning, holding its finish and feel over time. Food-safe by design, it moves from prep to plating without hesitation.

The result is straightforward: the Leaf extending table delivers lasting performance with an understated look that stays relevant season after season. It’s a considered choice for those who want outdoor furniture to work hard, look composed, and age well—nothing more complicated than that.