Cavo Dining Table

This striking dining table is a masterclass in modern biophilic design, perfectly capturing the "indoor-outdoor blur" that is so popular in contemporary architecture. Its monolithic form, wrapped entirely in deep forest-green ceramic tiles, creates a piece that feels as much like an architectural installation as it does a functional table.

       

The Material: Ceramic Tiles
By utilizing hand-laid ceramic tiles, this table offers a tactile, rhythmic quality that standard wood or stone surfaces lack.

• Artisanal Texture: The grid pattern of the tiles creates a visual rhythm, while the subtle variations in the green glaze give the table a rich, organic depth.
• Indestructible Surface: Unlike wood, which can warp, or marble, which can stain, ceramic is non-porous and incredibly resilient. It is resistant to scratches, heat, and UV rays, ensuring the color won't fade even in direct sunlight.

Blurring the Line: The "Garden-to-Gallery" Aesthetic

This table is designed to move seamlessly between two worlds:

• In the Dining Room: Indoors, the deep emerald green acts as a "natural neutral," bringing the calming energy of a lush garden into a refined interior. It pairs beautifully with velvet chairs or minimalist metal accents.
• In the Terrace: Outdoors, its architectural weight allows it to ground a space. It mimics the look of a permanent garden structure or a vintage fountain, feeling integrated into the landscape rather than like "temporary" patio furniture.