Scagliola Dining Room Tables

The "Nature " table is a piece of furniture with a refined and timeless design, perfect for those who want to combine elegance and functionality. Its solid wooden frame is embellishe...

Tavolo pranzo decoro scagliola foglia rame basi scolpite fatto a mano da Cupioli. Il Tavolo Rettangolare è composto da un piano artisticamente decorato con la tecnica della scagliol...

Dining table with a scagliola top decorated with interlacing flowers and leaves and adorned with a central medallion decorated with animals, resting on a wrought iron base. Italian w...

Tavolo pranzo decoro scagliola foglia oro basi scolpite fatto a mano da Cupioli. Il Tavolo Rettangolare è composto da un piano artisticamente decorato con la tecnica della scagliola...

The Eos oval table consists of an oval top and a central wooden base entirely finished in single-color black galuchat scagliola. The base highlights the undulating movement of the sl...

Black Dining Table Eco-shagreen top and brass legs Handcrafted by Cupioli. Dining Table black scagliola shagreen top casted brass legs handmade in Italy This is a sophisticated dini...

Tavolo pranzo decoro scagliola foglia oro basi scolpite fatto a mano da Cupioli. Il Tavolo Rettangolare è composto da un piano artisticamente decorato con la tecnica della scagliola...

Round dining table inlaid top and wooden tripod base handcrafted by Cupioli "Verbena " round dining or center table. This table with scagliola art inlay takes inspiration from the c...

Round Dining Table Brown Marble, Eco Shagreen Decor Handmade in Italy by Cupioli. In Aurelio round table the scagliola shagreen meets the elegance of the Brown Emperador marble and the refined accents of the polished brass. The purpose is to show to our valued customers a new concept of the scagliola art technique where the scagliola meets and marry contemporary design and materials. Aurelio in his perfect elegance, can be customized with a wide range of colors and different marbles. The " Scagliola Shagreen " consists in the reproduction of the stingray skin, used in the past to cover furniture and furnishings, in the wake of a French tradition that originated in the early 1900s, in the deco period. With our technique it is possible to obtain the same effect as the finest and prestigious leathers, thanks to a meticulous study and a refined methodology, in full respect of nature, without using real animal skins...

Nerone is a sophisticated dining table, the perfect example of the continuous research of our handicraft laboratory where we emphasize the material “scagliola” in the multitude of it...

A statement piece in Classic and modern dining rooms alike, this stunning table is defined by a meticulous crafting process and singular visual aesthetic. Entirely crafted of wood, it features a striking round top with a captivating scagliola decoration (from the Italian "scaglia" meaning "chips") recreating the look of honey-colored marble. The use of moonstone in the scagliola infuses a sophisticated glossy finish that highlights the warm marble...

Merging the elegance of brown Emperador marble with the exquisite finish of the scagliola decorations, this stunning table will be a standout piece in...

Imposing and enriched with refined accents, this extraordinary dining table creates a luxurious ambiance in a modern and classic dining room. Entirely crafted of white Statuario marb...

The exquisite combination of textures and finishes makes this table a true masterpiece that will stand out in Classic and modern dining rooms alike. The wooden structure consists of ...

A beautiful and most decorative Italian 19th century Verdigris wrought iron, giltwood and Scagliola center/dining table. The table is raised by a beautiful wrought iron base with fine mottled block feet and elegantly scrolled supports connected by a lovely stretcher with exceptional foliate designs. Above is the spectacular Scagliola plateau with a central reserve of Poseidon with horses framed within a red border. The borders intertwine with lovely colorful panels and four urns...