“Hugo” Dining Table 100cm Ivory W100 × D100 × H75 cm (RRP $2499)
| Dimensions | W100 × D100 × H75 cm |
|---|---|
| Materials | Micro cement over composite core |
| Colour | Ivory |
| Description | The Hugo Dining Table – 100cm is a striking and versatile centrepiece designed to bring contemporary style and sculptural character to your dining space. Its compact 100cm round profile makes it well suited to smaller dining areas while providing a practical setting for everyday meals and entertaining. Finished in sophisticated ivory-toned micro cement, the Hugo Dining Table features a distinctive tapered pedestal base that gives the design a refined and modern appearance. Unlike traditional cylindrical pedestal tables, the tapered base adds visual interest while maintaining a clean and minimalist silhouette. Constructed using a high-performance microcement coating that is hand-applied in layers, the table offers a seamless and durable surface with a smooth, matte finish. Microcement provides the look of polished concrete without the weight and is designed to withstand stains, scratches and everyday wear. Each Hugo Dining Table is hand-finished in micro cement, so subtle mottling, light tonal variation and gentle undulation may occur across the surface. These characteristics are intentional and form part of the handcrafted aesthetic, making each table uniquely individual. PRODUCT FEATURES
COLOUR Ivory with a smooth textured finish and PU sealer. MATERIAL Micro cement over composite core. DIMENSIONS W100cm × D100cm × H75cm WEIGHT 53kg ASSEMBLY Basic leg assembly required. CARE & MAINTENANCE We recommend cleaning with a damp cloth. Never use acidic household cleaners as they will affect the furniture’s finish. Dust regularly. Avoid placing any indoor furniture piece in direct sunlight. MICROCEMENT FINISH The microcement surface is hand-applied in layers to create a seamless, durable finish. Subtle mottling, light tonal variation and gentle undulation are natural characteristics of the handcrafted finish. These variations form part of the table's unique character and are not considered imperfections. |