The Rotolo Ceramic Prime Dining Table by Italian luxury manufacturer Eforma offers an ultra-refined architectural interpretation of Archirivolto's iconic design. The distinctive "Prime" edition pairs the signature twisting steel vortex base with a high-performance Italian porcelain ceramic tabletop finished with a specialized beveled (svasato) lacquered lower edge profile. Available in round, rectangular, and shaped barrel configurations, this inward-angled chamfer creates a dramatic floating aesthetic, harmonizing visual lightness with the commanding sculptural weight of the central metal pedestal.
Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer |
Eforma (100% Made in Italy) |
| Designers |
Archirivolto (Pocci & Dondoli) |
| Model |
Rotolo Ceramic Prime Dining Table (Round, Rectangular & Shaped) |
| Round Sizes |
Ø 51 1/8" × 29 7/8"H (Seats 4-6)
Ø 55 1/8" × 29 7/8"H (Seats 6)
Ø 62 1/4" × 29 7/8"H (Seats 6-8)
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| Rectangular Sizes |
78 3/4" × 41 3/4" × 29 7/8"H (Seats 8)
94 1/2" × 46 7/8" × 29 7/8"H (Seats 10)
118 1/8" × 47 1/4" × 29 7/8"H (Seats 12)
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| Shaped (Barrel) Sizes |
78 3/4" × 46 7/8" × 29 7/8"H (Seats 8)
94 1/2" × 46 7/8" × 29 7/8"H (Seats 10)
118 1/8" × 47 1/4" × 29 7/8"H (Seats 12)
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| Total Table Height |
29 7/8" |
| Tabletop Construction |
Italian porcelain ceramic surface paired with a precision-beveled (svasato) lacquered lower perimeter edge |
| Top Profiles |
Round, Rectangular (straight edges), or Shaped (barrel profile with contoured corners) |
| Base Construction |
Curved structural painted & brushed steel vortex pedestal |
| Optional Accessories |
Revolving ceramic Lazy Susan centerpiece (available for round configurations) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What distinguishes the "Prime" ceramic edge from standard ceramic tables?
The "Prime" edition features a specialized beveled (svasato) lacquered lower edge beneath the porcelain ceramic surface. This inward-angled chamfer slims the visual perimeter, giving the tabletop a lighter, floating appearance while providing a refined tactile feel along the table edge.
How durable and heat-resistant is the Eforma ceramic surface?
Eforma porcelain ceramic is completely non-porous and highly resistant to thermal shock. Hot cookware, pots, and serving dishes can be placed directly on the stone surface without scorching or warping. The material is impervious to staining liquids (wine, oil, coffee) and provides superior resistance to daily cutlery scratches.
What is the difference between Rectangular and Shaped (Barrel) Prime profiles?
The Rectangular profile features clean, straight architectural lines ideal for structured modern dining rooms. The Shaped (Barrel) profile gently bows outward along the long edges and rounds off the corners (offering a wider 46 7/8" width on the 78 3/4" length vs 41 3/4" on the rectangular), creating softer traffic flow and extra elbow room for seated guests.
Does the central twisted metal base allow comfortable legroom?
Yes. The central vortex base eliminates restrictive outer corner legs, allowing dining chairs and armchairs to slide in and out freely around the entire perimeter while providing generous, unrestricted leg clearance for all seated guests.
Can I add a revolving Lazy Susan to round Prime tables?
Yes. Round configurations can be paired with an optional matching revolving ceramic Lazy Susan centerpiece tray, crafted from the identical porcelain stone finish for effortless shared dining.
Where can I see Eforma ceramic stone swatches and base finishes in person?
You can visit our official showroom in Boston, Massachusetts, to view physical Eforma ceramic samples, examine base metal lacquers, and consult with our interior design team on matching Italian dining chairs.
617.926.2344
Showroom
