Riviera Dining table

Design

The Riviera dining table by Talenti carries the quiet confidence of Jean Philippe Nuel’s hand. The profile is lean, the geometry clear, the gesture light. Essential lines give it a lifted look, yet the stance feels assured and grounded. Nothing shouts. The Riviera collection favors restraint over flourish, so form and proportion do the work. In a setting with views or greenery, the table sits comfortably, framing the scene rather than competing with it.

Materials & Build

An aluminum structure forms the core, chosen for strength and natural resistance to the elements. It stands up to coastal air and shifting weather with ease. A concrete base anchors the piece, adding mass where it counts so the table feels settled, even on open terraces. Above, a stoneware top brings subtle movement and depth, the kind that reads as refined rather than precious.

Stoneware’s resilience is more than surface-deep. It resists UV exposure, helping the color and finish hold their tone season after season. The combination of metal, mineral, and concrete is purposeful: tough materials, cleanly detailed, engineered to stay true outdoors without fuss.

Comfort at the Table

Seating for up to eight makes gathering straightforward. The footprint allows place settings, serving pieces, and a bit of elbow room, so meals flow and conversation does too. With the structure kept to the perimeter, leg space feels open and easy. The top offers a calm, stable surface—practical for everyday dining, composed enough for occasions.

Placement & Lifestyle

Riviera transitions smoothly from a family patio to a hospitality deck or a city rooftop. It pairs well with woven chairs for warmth or streamlined seating for a more architectural read. Set it with linens and glass for a polished mood, or keep it spare and let the materials lead. However it’s styled, the table supports the rhythm of outdoor living—weekday meals, long weekends, and everything in between. The Riviera name cues a relaxed sophistication without demanding a specific look.

Longevity

Built for real weather and real use, the Riviera dining table retains its character over time. Aluminum resists corrosion. Stoneware stands up to sunlight. The concrete base keeps the structure composed when the wind picks up. It’s a straightforward formula, executed well. Expect the table to remain a steady focal point, season after season. And when the space shifts—new chairs, new palette, new plants—it adapts, which is exactly what a good outdoor piece should do.