| Designed by Archirivolto for Eforma, the Rotolo ceramic dining table pairs a dramatic twisted metal base with high-performance Italian porcelain. |
Defined by dynamic movement and architectural poise, the Rotolo Ceramic Dining Table by Italian luxury manufacturer Eforma is an extraordinary modern centerpiece. Designed by the acclaimed studio Archirivolto, the table showcases an unmistakable vortex-like painted metal base that twists upward to support an expansive rectangular or shaped ceramic tabletop. Combining 0.24" Italian porcelain ceramic bonded seamlessly to a 0.4" tempered safety glass substrate (0.64" total top thickness), Rotolo unites fine Italian sculptural artistry with everyday scratch-, stain-, and heat-resistant performance.
| Manufacturer | Eforma (100% Made in Italy) |
|---|---|
| Designers | Archirivolto (Pocci & Dondoli) |
| Model | Rotolo Ceramic Dining Table (Rectangular & Shaped) |
| Rectangular Sizes |
78 3/4" × 41 3/4" × 29 1/2"H (Seats 8) 94 1/2" × 46 1/8" × 29 1/2"H (Seats 10) 118 1/8" × 47 1/4" × 29 1/8"H (Seats 12) 126" × 51 1/8" × 29 1/8"H (Seats 12-14) |
| Shaped (Barrel) Sizes |
78 3/4" × 46 1/8" × 29 1/2"H (Seats 8) 94 1/2" × 46 1/8" × 29 1/2"H (Seats 10) 118 1/8" × 47 1/4" × 29 1/8"H (Seats 12) 126" × 51 1/8" × 29 1/8"H (Seats 12-14) |
| Tabletop Thickness | 0.64" total (0.24" porcelain ceramic bonded to 0.4" tempered safety glass) |
| Top Profiles | Rectangular (straight edges) or Shaped (barrel profile with contoured corners) |
Eforma ceramic tabletops are completely non-porous and highly resistant to thermal shock. Hot cookware, pots, and serving dishes can be set directly on the surface without burning or warping. The stone surface is impervious to liquids (wine, oil, vinegar) and provides superior resistance to daily cutlery scratches.
The Rectangular profile features clean, straight architectural edges ideal for structured modern dining rooms. The Shaped (Barrel) profile gently bows outward along the long sides and rounds off the corners (offering 46 1/8" width on the 78 3/4" model vs 41 3/4" on the rectangular), creating softer room flow and extra elbow room for seated guests.
No. The central vortex base eliminates restrictive corner legs, allowing dining chairs and armchairs to slide in and out freely along the perimeter while providing unrestricted legroom for everyone at the table.
For standard dining rooms, the 78 3/4" or 94 1/2" lengths comfortably accommodate 8 to 10 dining chairs. For large open-concept dining spaces, the 118 1/8" or 126" lengths seat 12 to 14 guests with ease. Always allow at least 36 to 42 inches of perimeter clearance around all sides of the table for comfortable walking space.
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.
