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€5,000.00
(tax incl.)
Size: 120*65*40 cm
Base: Sealed matte concrete
Tabletop: Tempered glass
Weight: 52 Kg
Candela Max
€6,000.00
(tax incl.)
Size: 200*110*78 cm
Base: Sealed matte concrete
Tabletop: Tempered glass
Weight: 132 Kg
A dining table where the concrete base does not simply support a glass surface, but constructs a structural gesture that organizes the space, directing loads to the ground with a silent logic. The glass, light and refined, rests on a mineral structure that seems to contain the energy of the form. The tension between mass and transparency creates a serene and precise balance. Candela Max does not seek attention. It builds presence. A table designed to gather, to support shared time. A piece that does not decorate the space—it structures it.
CANDELA MAX INSPIRATION
Félix Candela understood concrete as a material capable of flight—not through apparent lightness, but through geometric intelligence. In his work, form was always the result of structural logic. Candela argued that true architecture is not about inventing arbitrary forms, but in understanding them. In contrast to formal exhibitionism, he championed calculation, economy of means, and material honesty. Concrete was not mass, but an active surface that folds and asserts itself, as seen in the Church of the Miraculous Virgin. At Concretable, we share this vision. The dining table brings that lesson into your space: a piece where stability emerges from geometry, where structure becomes language, and where concrete reclaims what Candela proved it could be—precise, essential, and inherently structural.
