Atlas Oval Dining Table

Short Description

• Solid light teak wood — noble wood renowned for its density, strength, and warm natural tones
• Oval shape 250 cm — generous family table with soft edges, no sharp corners
• Contemporary Japandi style — sleek lines and natural wood warmth for a serene interior
• Tabletop with unique natural nuances — teak grain varies depending on the section
• Characterful table for 8 to 10 people — a centerpiece for a dining room

Long Description

The Atlas Table is a piece that doesn't need to be complicated to be exceptional. Its solid light teak wood does all the work — the natural nobility of this exceptional wood, its warm grain, its shades between golden beige and light brown are enough to create a strong and elegant presence.

Teak is one of the most respected woods in cabinetmaking. Dense, robust, naturally resistant to moisture and temperature variations, it can handle everyday meals as well as large gatherings. Its natural oils give it an intrinsic impermeability that protects the surface without aggressive chemical treatment. Over time, unoiled teak develops an elegant greyish patina that gives it even more character.

Its oval shape is a deliberate and smart choice. No corners — more conviviality, more fluidity around the table, more people accommodated without anyone feeling stuck in a corner. At 250 cm long, 8 people can sit comfortably, and 10 at a push. A table for long meals, lingering conversations, and overflowing gatherings.

Its contemporary Japandi design places it within the aesthetic of the most successful current interiors — those that focus on natural materials, clean lines, and a rejection of artifice. The Atlas Table doesn't need a tablecloth to be beautiful. It is beautiful as is, bare, with its wood.

Dimensions

• Height: 75 cm
• Length: 250 cm
• Width: 120 cm

Materials

• Tabletop and structure: Solid light teak wood
• Finish: Natural

Care

• Dust with a soft, dry cloth
• Teak oil once a year to nourish and enhance the nuances
• Stains: damp cloth, dry immediately
• Unoiled teak naturally develops an elegant greyish patina over time