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Toulouse

An imposing oak dining table balanced on a polished metal ground plate.

Dimensions

2600 × 725 × 1000 mm

Materials
Honeycomb panelOak veneerMetalFelt
Finishes
Sandblasted lacquered oakNatural brushed oakOpen-pore stained oakOpen-pore lacquered oakPolished satin-bronzed metalPolished Black-Nickel metal
Colors
BlackDark BrownNaturalGreyMoka
Style
RefinedSculptural

Official product information

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Description

Oak top and base

Toulouse is a large dining table with its base and top formed from 55 mm honeycomb panels. Minotti offers rectangular, square and round tops, all sharing the same substantial construction.

Veneers and metal plate

The oak surfaces may be sandblasted and lacquered, naturally brushed, open-pore stained, or open-pore lacquered. A polished metal ground plate supports the table, and protective felt glides sit beneath it.

Representative size

The technical sheet illustrates a 260 × 100 × 72.5 cm rectangular version; it also shows 220 and 240 cm rectangular lengths and a 180 cm square format.

Story

A single-material expression

Minotti describes Toulouse as an impressively sized table whose refined character comes from combining oak surfaces with a polished metal ground plate. The structure and top read as one substantial wooden composition rather than separate decorative layers.

Three tabletop formats

The official page presents rectangular, square and round versions. Across those formats, the technical sheet keeps the same 55 mm honeycomb-panel construction and a choice of oak treatments, allowing the proportions to change without changing the underlying material language.

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