Torino Dining Table

Green-Veined Marble Top

Dense white and sage veining runs the full length of the polished surface, no two tops alike. The stone is cut from a single slab, so the pattern reads as one continuous field rather than a set of matched pieces.

Rounded Bullnose Edge

The edge rolls over in a full curve on all four sides, with the veining wrapping continuously from the face around to the underside. Softer to sit against than a square profile, and the shaped corners keep the table safe in tight rooms.

Cylindrical Limestone Pedestals

Two solid cream limestone columns carry the top with no apron, no stretcher, no exposed hardware. The open span leaves the full length of the table clear underneath for chairs at every position.

Marble Torus Foot

A rounded ring of the same green marble encircles the base of each pedestal, tying the two stones together and lifting the column clear of the floor — a classical detail worked into the structure rather than applied to it.