Dan Dining Table

Dan starts from a single geometric idea: the circle, broken down and reassembled the way an artist reduces a shape to its essential lines. That process shows up most clearly in the legs, which curve inward and meet a shared crosspiece rather than standing as four straight supports, so the base reads as one continuous rounded form rather than a frame.

The legs carry two different finishes at once: a matt, dark lacquer on the outward-facing side and a bright, polished metal on the inward-facing side and crosspiece, so light catches the underside of the table in a way a single flat finish would not. That same idea continues into the top, where a band around the perimeter is finished in wood rather than metal, framing a central surface that can be specified in marble, back-painted glass, or a dark lacquered wood, each reading very differently against the same rounded base.

Dan comes with a round top in three sizes and a rectangular top with softened corners in three more, which lets the same base anchor either a compact dining setting or a longer table for a larger room. Because the base does most of the visual work, a stone or glass top keeps the table cool and reflective for a bright dining room, while the lacquered wood top gives a warmer, more contained look suited to a smaller or more traditionally furnished space. Designers should treat the top material as the variable that sets the table’s overall tone, since the base and its two-tone finish stay the same across every version.

For full specifications, materials, and configuration options, visit the Minotti official website.

Full material and finish specifications are available on request. Contact our team or visit our showroom to view samples.

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