Caula Dining Table
Caula Dining Table
SKU:by Thainá Espínola
Designed by Thainá Espínola, the Caula Dining Table is a sculptural statement that merges elegance with structural strength. Its smooth, organic top contrasts beautifully with the bold cylindrical base made of carbon steel, creating a dynamic composition that feels both grounded and fluid.
Caula integrates seamlessly into contemporary interiors—its form discreetly functional yet undeniably artistic.
Finishes: Veneer in cinnamon colour, natural or almond, Nogueira or Lacquer with painted glass
Round Model - Size (diameter x height):
130 x 76 cm | 51.18" x 29.92"
150 x 76 cm | 59.06"x 29.92"
170 x 76 cm | 66.93 x 29.92"
Oval Model - Size (width x depth x height):
200 x 118 x 76 cm | 78.74" x 46.46" x 29.92"
220 x 130 x 76 cm | 86.61" x 51.18" x 29.92"
270 x 159 x 76 cm | 106.30" x 62.60" x 29.92"
Customization available. Please contact us for options to tailor dimensions, finishes, and materials to your preferences.
Details & Craftsmanship
MADE FOR YOU
Customization available.
Contact us to tailor dimensions, finishes, and materials to your project’s needs.
FINISHES & SAMPLES
Finishes are available upon request for trade professionals.
LEAD TIME
12–16 weeks (made to order).
CARE & MATERIALS
Each piece is meticulously crafted using premium materials selected for their beauty, durability, and sustainability. To preserve their elegance over time:
- Fabric Upholstery: Vacuum regularly using a soft brush attachment. Blot spills immediately with a clean, absorbent cloth. For deeper cleaning, we recommend professional upholstery services.
- Leather Upholstery: Dust with a soft cloth and condition periodically with a leather-approved product. Avoid direct sunlight or heat sources to prevent fading and drying.
- Wood Surfaces: Clean with a soft, damp cloth and dry immediately. Use coasters and pads to protect against heat and moisture.
- Metal Finishes: Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners to maintain the original sheen.
Natural variations in color, grain, or texture are inherent to the materials and celebrated as part of their unique character.