Re-edition of the Tulip Table ROUND diam. cm 80, cm 90, cm 100, cm 107 or 120 laminate or marble top

Re-edition of the Tulip Round Table in laminate, carrara or marquinia

Reproduction of the Tulip dining table in STAIN-RESISTANT marble or laminate with its peculiarity of the inverted goose beak edge

The photos of the marble tables are purely illustrative. For the grain, refer to the slabs shown below that we are using this month, which have a size of 5x3 meters so the cut can take place in any part of it. The refinement and pagoda shapes of this Tulip table represents the desire to give a sense of taste to your thing while offering your guests the beautiful view of this dining table. Its combinations are many, such as waiting rooms and meeting rooms. its top in white Carrara or Merquinia marble in black accentuates even more the elegance and at the same time the freshness that this wonderful Tulip table manages to give. You will be able to find on our site various sizes such as round or oval and different diameter sizes suitable for all your space needs. Very famous and sought after for the originality of its reversed goose beak edge reproduced in all its authenticity

MARQUINIA MARBLE BLOCK USED FOR THIS MONTH'S TABLES

CARRARA MARBLE BLOCK USED FOR THIS MONTH'S TABLES

ARABESCATO VAGLI

CALACATTA GOLD

PRECAUTIONS FOR THE USE OF MARBLE

As you well know, marble is a natural stone and as such has no protection from chemical and atmospheric agents. The tops used for our tables are all stain-resistant with simple wax and anti-drop to avoid that ugly and yellowish plastic protection which takes away the beautiful sensation we have when touching it. However, like all natural treatments, you must pay attention to its use and maintenance. We will briefly explain what are the damaging agents and the treatments to be carried out to have a table that is always in perfect condition

How to clean marble

Marble must never be cleaned with ANY CHEMICAL DETERGENT which, having aggressive properties on the surface of the marble top, removes the protection we give to it (anti-drop and wax) and can make it capable of absorbing any liquid and becoming opaque. Marble must be cleaned only with water and alcohol (the pink one). It is also advisable to repeat a protective treatment periodically (depending on the use of the table for a maximum of 1 year) with a common marble wax (also available in hardware stores) to keep it shiny and protected.

Products to pay attention to

Wine, Sparkling Wine, Fruit Juices, Coffee, Lemon, Orange, Vinegar, Coca Cola, Oil, Tomato and others. In practice they are all products containing natural or chemical acids which can corrode the wax protection and stain the marble (sometimes even irrecoverably). We therefore always recommend using cup holders or placemats to ensure that they do not come into contact with the top. If the above-mentioned substances come into contact, it is advisable to clean (following the HOW TO CLEAN MARBLE paragraph) within 5 minutes of pouring the liquid on the surface and to re-treat the marble quickly to avoid it in the usual position where it is once the stain has been created, corrosive liquid can be poured again and the marble will be permanently damaged.

How to clean laminate

Laminate is a very scratch-resistant wood, but we recommend cleaning it by soaking a sponge cloth with plain warm water or alcohol (pink)