Venedik Ceramic Top Table

Venedik Ceramic Top Table. A long rectangular ceramic top set on two sculptural angular bases, built for a defined dining space. Fully made to order: size, top, base, and overall shape can all be configured.

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Categories: Ceramic Top Tables, Dining Room, Dining Table, Sale

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Venedik Ceramic Top Table

Categories Ceramic Top Tables, Dining Room, Dining Table, Sale

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Length:	88.6 in \| 225 cm
Width:	43.3 in \| 110 cm
Height:	29.1 in \| 74 cm

Room Fit: A long rectangular top sized for everyday meals and larger gatherings alike.
Ceramic Top: A smooth, polished ceramic surface with natural veining that stays easy to wipe down.
Sculptural Bases: Two folded, angular bases give the table a strong, architectural profile.
Grounded Stance: Wide-set bases keep the top stable while leaving leg room open along both sides.
Soft Corners: The top corners are gently rounded, which keeps the edges friendly in a busy room.
Daily Care: A damp-cloth wipe is all the surface needs after a meal.

Product Type: Dining table
Configuration: Rectangular top on two sculptural angular bases
Top Surface: Ceramic
Base: Base style and finish options available. Please contact our showroom to confirm.
Finish Notice: Surface tone, grain, texture, and finish may vary slightly by production batch and custom order selection.
Care: Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth. Dry immediately. Use placemats, coasters, and trivets to help protect the surface from heat, moisture, and scratches.
Warranty: Manufacturer’s warranty included.
Custom Order: This item can be customized. Available options include size, top surface, base style, and overall shape. Please contact our showroom to confirm the details for your order.

About Venedik Ceramic Top Table

The two bases are the story here: folded, angular forms that look more like sculpture than table legs, set wide so chairs pull in freely from either side. Above them sits a long ceramic top with softly rounded corners and natural veining that catches the light differently across the day. It earns its place fast in a Toronto dining room, holding a quiet weeknight dinner one night and a long Sunday lunch the next.

Styling Tip: Pair it with light wood-framed chairs to soften the angular bases and keep the room feeling open.