Rimadesio Furniture

Rimadesio Dining

Dining tables that combine slender aluminium structures with glass, wood, and stone finishes are available in fixed and extendable formats for different room sizes and seating requirements.

Choosing a Rimadesio dining table

The four designs below take different approaches to proportion, structure and material. Francis has a lightweight architectural frame; Long Island offers a particularly broad range of formats, including extendable versions; Flat emphasises simple geometry and material finishes; while Manta uses a very slender aluminium structure.

Your choice will depend on the room size, the number of seats required, your preferred tabletop material, and whether you need a fixed or extendable table.

 

Rimadesio Dining Table

Francis

Francis combines a slender aluminium frame with a tabletop in wood, marble or lacquered glass. The structure gives the table a visually light appearance while allowing the top’s finish to be the main feature.

Francis is available in round, square, and rectangular formats in eight sizes, with a wide range of tabletop and aluminium-frame finishes.

Rimadesio Dining Table

Long Island

Long Island is available in several shapes and dimensions, including fixed and extendable versions. Its slim profile and wide range of finishes make it one of the more flexible dining table options in the Rimadesio collection.

The range can be specified to coordinate with other Rimadesio furniture through shared aluminium, glass and surface finishes.

Rimadesio Dining Table

Flat

Flat combines a simple aluminium structure with glass surfaces and is available in a wide range of sizes. Its restrained geometry allows it to work in both residential dining spaces and professional settings.

The aluminium and glass finishes can be coordinated with other elements from the Rimadesio collection.

Rimadesio Dining Table

Manta

Manta uses a die-cast aluminium structure with a central tension bar made from tempered aluminium alloy. The engineering allows the frame to remain particularly slender while supporting the tabletop.

The result is a table with a light visual profile despite its highly engineered construction.

Not sure which table suits your room?

Table size is only part of the decision. Seating numbers, circulation around the table, chair dimensions and the relationship to nearby furniture all affect the right proportion.

Our team can help you compare dimensions, finishes and seating arrangements before ordering.