Leaf dining table

Design

The Talenti Leaf dining table brings a clean, nature‑led idea to outdoor dining. Conceived by designer Marco Acerbis, its name says it all: light, balanced, and quietly organic. A slender aluminum frame carries a refined top with ease, giving the piece a poised silhouette that never feels heavy. The scale is deliberate, so it settles into a space rather than taking it over.

At roughly 27.6 inches wide by 27.6 inches deep and 24.8 inches high, it keeps a compact footprint while offering a generous surface for daily meals or relaxed aperitifs. The proportions feel considered, not fussy—easy to place, easy to live with.

Materials & Build

The frame is aluminum, chosen for strength without bulk and for its natural resistance outdoors. The top is offered in Vitter or wood. Vitter, a premium technical surface, presents subtle, natural colorations and resists everyday staining. Wood options, including natural teak, bring a warmer note for those who prefer a classic timber look. Both versions read elevated, not precious.

Finish pairings move from graphite with dark grey tones to white with light metal shades, from dove to mokka with corten accents. Each combination sits comfortably in sun, shade, or against stone and greenery. Joints are clean, lines stay crisp, and the structure feels calm under hand.

Comfort

Good dining starts with a surface that behaves. The Leaf table stays steady, so glassware and tableware remain quiet. Edges are straightforward and welcoming to the touch. And because the frame is visually light, the setting never feels crowded around it. It’s the kind of table that invites one more course, then one more conversation.

Placement & Lifestyle

Patio, terrace, or a city balcony—the footprint makes sense in many layouts. It stands equally well beside soft landscaping or architectural concrete. For a complete setting, it pairs naturally with Talenti seating, and it aligns especially well with pieces from the Rico and Minare ranges. Use a single table for intimate meals, or group two for a flexible arrangement when guests arrive.

Despite its presence, it’s not showy. The finish palette blends into the view during the day and takes on a quiet sheen at night, under lanterns or overhead light.

Longevity

Built for open air, the Leaf dining table is designed to handle daily outdoor life. Vitter tops are difficult to stain, and their natural tone deepens in character over time. The aluminum frame maintains its look with minimal care. A fitted cover is available for added protection between seasons. It is not stackable, which keeps the silhouette intact and the structure uncompromised.

At approximately 44.1 pounds, it’s substantial enough to stay put yet manageable to reposition when the layout changes. With sensible care, the Talenti Leaf dining table holds its place season after season—quietly dependable, pleasantly refined.