Salinas Dining Table

Design

The Salinas Dining Table brings a composed, architectural presence to the room. Its broad concrete surface reads clean and calm, with a subtle, tactile grain that keeps the eye engaged. Below, column-like bases give the piece its sculptural stance and a grounded feel, creating a quiet tension between mass and lift. The dialogue of classic columns and a sleek, expansive top nods to Mediterranean ease and the Ibiza spirit that shaped the Salinas collection by Ludovica + Roberto Palomba. It looks considered without trying too hard.

Materials & Build

Concrete defines both structure and top, so material integrity is consistent from every angle. The surface lets the natural character of cement show through, not hidden, just refined. Column bases carry a bronze-toned finish that adds depth without shouting. Proportions are generous: approximately 110.2 inches wide, 43.3 inches deep, and 29.1 inches high. At about 617 pounds, it feels reassuringly solid. Ships as a single piece, and a fitted cover is available when protection is needed between seasons or gatherings.

Comfort

Scale is the quiet luxury here. The long span welcomes a spread of dishes and still leaves breathing room for conversation. Corners sit confidently, so place settings stay stable and uncluttered. There is space to settle in, pass plates comfortably, and keep the table looking ordered even when it is fully in use. Nothing fussy—just a generous plane that encourages an easy rhythm around it.

Placement & Lifestyle

This table moves naturally between classic architecture and modern layouts. It sits well against patterned stone, textured plaster, or a backdrop of greenery. Indoors it anchors the dining room; outdoors it brings indoor sophistication into open-air moments. Pair it with light, woven chairs for softness or with crisp metal silhouettes for contrast. Either way, the Salinas Dining Table by Talenti reads as one clear statement, not a theme, and it adapts without losing its voice.

Longevity

Concrete gives it resilience and a sense of permanence, while the column-and-slab composition keeps the design straightforward and long-wearing. Details are restrained to avoid trend fatigue; the look stays fresh as settings change. Practicality is built in, and daily use feels easy, not delicate. Add the protective cover when needed, then uncover and go. Over time, the table holds its structure and its understated character, delivering stability you can rely on and a presence that works year after year.