Salinas Dining Table

Design

The Salinas Square Dining Table from Talenti takes the composure of indoor pieces outside without losing its edge. Designed by Ludovica + Roberto Palomba, it draws a quiet line from the salt flats of Salinas to the modern terrace. Slender concrete columns carry a broad plane with poise, giving the table a sculpted profile that feels grounded yet light. The geometry is clean, the presence assured. It sits easily in contemporary spaces and doesn’t try too hard.

Details stay intentional. The base has an organic contour that softens the structure, while the top keeps a crisp perimeter. Nothing is showy, everything is considered.

Materials & Build

Frame and top are concrete, inside and out. The surfaces are hand-finished to keep the material’s natural character, with subtle texture that reads honest and refined. Those column legs aren’t just a gesture; they lock in stability and keep the tabletop steady through everyday use and seasonal shifts.

Proportions are generous: about 110.2 inches wide, 43.3 inches deep, and 29.1 inches high. Weight is approximately 617 pounds, arriving as one piece. The palette sits in understated cement tones—think soft beige and nuanced grey—so it pairs smoothly with a range of chairs and finishes without competing.

Comfort

Dining height is spot on, so seating feels natural from breakfast to late suppers. The open underside allows chairs to tuck in neatly, and the base placement helps free up edges for easy access. It’s a table meant for real use—no fuss, no awkward reach—just a steady surface that welcomes conversation and a proper meal.

Placement & Lifestyle

Patio, terrace, veranda, or urban rooftop—this piece adapts. The Salinas Square Dining Table holds its own next to woven frames, powder-coated metal, or warm teak. It works for quiet coffee moments and for hosting friends. And it blends with architecture rather than fighting it, which is often the point.

Use it as the anchor for an outdoor room or slide it alongside a garden wall for a more intimate setting. Either way, it sets a composed tone that makes the rest of the space easier.

Longevity

Concrete construction is inherently weather-ready and engineered here for outdoor life. The table handles sun, rain, and temperature swings with ease, and a fitted cover is available for added protection between seasons. It’s not stackable—because it’s built to stay and stay steady.

Maintenance stays minimal: occasional cleaning, cover when needed, and let the material develop its subtle patina. Over time, the Salinas Square Dining Table by Talenti keeps its structure and character, aging with the setting rather than against it.