Cremona Table

Three woods flowing into one rounded top. The Cremona Table pieces together oak, teak and walnut along soft curved seams, then sets the whole thing on two half-round columns, one light, one dark. Wood, a classic material, with a modern air. Design Inspiration Its name comes from Cremona, the Lombard city of Stradivari, long known for its violin craftsmanship. Like a fine instrument, this table is about the meeting of woods: three tones on the top, two on the legs, every seam deliberate. Key Features Materials: Plywood veneered with natural white oak, natural teak and natural black walnut Colors: Golden pecan and natural Dimensions: 160 cm width x 80 cm depth x 74 cm height, or 220 cm width x 90 cm depth x 74 cm height Top: Elongated oval with rounded ends and soft edges, three veneers meeting along curved seams Legs: Two half-round columns, one flat face and one curved, set across each end Contrast: One leg in white oak veneer, one in black walnut veneer Design and Manufacturing The top is one surface made of three: pale oak in a natural finish, teak in its warm mid tone, walnut in deep brown. The lighter sections meet the darker ones across gentle curves, movement rather than stripes. Below, the pale leg and the dark leg repeat the contrast, an asymmetry that gives the table its character. Usage and Maintenance Indoor use only. Clean with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasives, moisture and direct heat. Use coasters and placemats to preserve the finish. Versatility and Style For dining rooms, kitchens and open living spaces, in two sizes. Fingers trace a seam where oak turns to walnut while dinner goes on around it. Cremona is a statement piece in wood alone, warm, balanced and quietly modern.