When we look for a centerpiece for our home, durability isn't optional — it's a requirement. At Studio Tablas we build furniture meant to be passed down, and the LUMA Solid Oak Dining Table | Studio Tablas is our finest example of stability and cabinetmaking. In this article, we break down the engineering behind its strength and clarify one of the most important concepts in fine carpentry: the difference between the base material and its finish.
En el mercado actual es común encontrar términos confusos como “acabado en roble” para disfrazar tableros de aglomerado o MDF chapados. En nuestro taller, la regla de oro es innegociable: the material is always 100% solid oak wood.
The material defines the structure, weight, impact resistance and lifespan of the table. On the other hand, the finish is the final aesthetic and protective treatment we apply to that same solid wood. In other words, no matter which tone you choose, you're taking home the same noble, solid wood. We offer three main finishes:
Una solid oak dining table de grandes dimensiones, como nuestro tamaño 220x110cm, ejerce tensiones naturales. La madera es un ser vivo que “respira” con los cambios de temperatura y humedad. Para garantizar que el tablero se mantenga perfectamente plano durante décadas, incorporamos un sistema de hidden iron reinforcements. This fine-carpentry technique prevents warping without altering the design's clean aesthetic.
The quality of the wood demands a level of protection to match. We apply a invisible high-hardness varnish that seals the wood's pores. This technology creates a waterproof layer that blocks liquids (wine, oil, water), preventing stains without the tedious periodic maintenance oil finishes require. For cleaning, a soft, slightly damp cloth is all you need.
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