Mesa de Centro Thira em mármore Calacata

Thira Coffee Table

Calacatta / 80 Ø x 35 cm
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Thira Coffee Table

Stone
Size
DESCRIPTION

Thira translates the essence of the Ática collection into a broad circular and sculptural form. The tabletop rests upon monolithic volumes positioned in delicate balance, creating different readings depending on the viewpoint.

Designed for both interior and outdoor settings, the piece can function individually or alongside the Elia side table, creating fluid relationships between volumes in space. Sculpted from solid stone through CNC carving and hand-finished, it balances monumental presence with visual lightness.

CARE

Your piece was designed to endure. Natural stone is a durable material, but it benefits from simple care routines to preserve its beauty over time.
Clean with a soft, damp cloth and neutral soap. Avoid acidic, abrasive or chemical products.
Remove coffee, wine or other spills promptly, avoiding prolonged contact with the surface.
For specific stains or maintenance queries, we are always available to advise.

VARIATIONS

Each piece is born from the encounter between Portuguese craftsmanship and the unique character of natural stone.
The same design takes on a new personality with each stone, in colour, texture and veining.
These variations are not imperfections. They are the signature of the material and the guarantee of its singularity.

PRODUCTION & DELIVERY TIME

Made to order
Produced on demand, with an estimated production and shipping lead time of 6 to 8 weeks.

Work of Art
Sustainable
Upcycled Materials
Technical sketch of the Thira coffee table
Dimensions

Diameter ( Ø ) x Height ( H )
80 Ø x 35 cm
100 Ø x 35 cm

Stones

Estremoz White, Calacatta, Arabescato, Moca, Basalt

Finishes

Honed stone finish as standard.

Collection

Ática

Fragmented by the sea, the Greek islands create a landscape where each contour seems to emerge naturally from the next.

Inspired by the Attica region, the collection explores connected volumes and soft fragmentations, creating compositions where forms expand as parts of the same matter.

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