Bourne Dining Table
Layered, timeless materials tell a detail-rich story. An icon of Italian design — from Roman columns to modern statements — tonal travertine tops this six-person dining table. Framed by a thick top edge with a double molding relief detail for added geometric interest, sitting atop a tapered, rounded square pedestal for a clean look.
Dimensions
55.00"w x 55.00"d x 30.00"h
Materials
Solid Travertine, Solid Mango
Care
Beautiful travertine features naturally occurring holes and troughs throughout giving this treasured stone an aged, weathered texture and appearance. A variance in color and texture is to be expected and speaks to the one-of-a-kind nature of these pieces.
- Address spills immediately by wiping with a dry, soft cloth. Natural stone is a porous material, and although it has been sealed, spills should be blotted promptly to minimize staining.
- Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth.
- Do not use window cleaning fluids, scouring compounds, gritty cloths, or strong solvents such as alcohol, ammonia or acetone as they may damage the finish.
- Use coasters, trivets and placemats for protection against hot or wet items.
Original: $2,999.00
-65%$2,999.00
$1,049.65



Description
Layered, timeless materials tell a detail-rich story. An icon of Italian design — from Roman columns to modern statements — tonal travertine tops this six-person dining table. Framed by a thick top edge with a double molding relief detail for added geometric interest, sitting atop a tapered, rounded square pedestal for a clean look.
Dimensions
55.00"w x 55.00"d x 30.00"h
Materials
Solid Travertine, Solid Mango
Care
Beautiful travertine features naturally occurring holes and troughs throughout giving this treasured stone an aged, weathered texture and appearance. A variance in color and texture is to be expected and speaks to the one-of-a-kind nature of these pieces.
- Address spills immediately by wiping with a dry, soft cloth. Natural stone is a porous material, and although it has been sealed, spills should be blotted promptly to minimize staining.
- Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth.
- Do not use window cleaning fluids, scouring compounds, gritty cloths, or strong solvents such as alcohol, ammonia or acetone as they may damage the finish.
- Use coasters, trivets and placemats for protection against hot or wet items.





















