The Split Dining Table is defined by a striking composition of contrasting materials, brought together through a single, balanced form. Its generous glass tabletop appears to float above a sculptural base of rich oak and natural marble, creating a sense of lightness against the solidity of the materials below.
The base is formed through intersecting and offset elements, creating the impression of a structure divided and reconnected. The natural stone sits between the warm wooden volumes, introducing an organic contrast that gives the piece its distinctive character.
With its clean geometry, unexpected material arrangement, and refined proportions, the Split Dining Table turns a functional centerpiece into a sculptural statement — where contrast becomes harmony.
