Salinas Concrete Dining Table

Design

The Salinas Concrete Dining Table brings a clear architectural voice to the outdoors. Designed by Ludovica + Roberto Palomba, its silhouette draws on classical Italian cues without the fuss. The defining gesture is the column base: sculpted, balanced, and calm. It grounds the table with an easy authority, letting the garden or patio do the talking around it.

Lines are clean and deliberate. Proportions feel measured, not severe. There’s a quiet rhythm between top and base that reads as one composition. In the context of the Talenti Icon catalogue, it sits confidently—modern in attitude, respectful of history.

Materials & Build

Both top and legs are formed from high‑quality concrete. The choice is honest and strong, with a smooth, glossy finish that catches light and wipes clean. Nothing feels provisional. The same material running from surface to base creates continuity, visually and structurally, so the table reads as a single, intentional piece.

The columns provide a solid foundation with real substance. Weight is put to work here, giving the setting a stable anchor even in open air. And because the finish is refined, it elevates the material beyond utility, adding a subtle industrial edge without overwhelming the space.

Comfort

Comfort at a dining table starts with how it feels to approach and use. The Salinas top is smooth under hand, edges resolved with care, so place settings slide into position without snagging. The base keeps things steady. No fuss, no wobble. Conversation stays in flow while the table quietly supports the moment.

Placement & Lifestyle

This design adapts naturally to a range of outdoor scenes—garden, patio, or a covered terrace with breeze and shade. It pairs as easily with woven chairs as with slender metal frames, leaning classic or contemporary depending on the chairs chosen. The Salinas Concrete Dining Table by Talenti doesn’t try to dominate. It sets a composed stage for daily meals, long weekend lunches, and the occasional late-night spread.

Against greenery it looks crisp; near stone or stucco it feels at home. The column profile adds structure to soft planting, while the polished surface brings a refined counterpoint to texture and light.

Longevity

Concrete earns its place outdoors for a reason. It resists the elements and takes heavy use in stride. The glossy finish makes upkeep straightforward—an easy wipe keeps it looking sharp. Over time, it maintains its presence without demanding attention. That is the strength of the Salinas collection and the mark of Talenti: durable material, considered form, and a piece built to live beautifully in the open air.