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Product Description

Stone in Balance

Designed by Valerio Sommella, the Chuli Round Dining Table brings sculptural balance and natural elegance to contemporary dining spaces. Its circular tabletop is crafted in Italian Light Travertine, showcasing subtle tonal variations, organic movement, and the distinctive character of natural stone.

A bold architectural base gives the table a grounded presence while maintaining a clean, refined silhouette. The round format encourages a more intimate dining experience and allows Chuli to sit beautifully in both open-plan interiors and more compact dining areas.

Carefully considered in proportion, material, and detail, the Chuli Round Dining Table is designed to serve as a timeless centerpiece for elevated everyday dining.

Dimensions
  • D 47" x H 29.5"
  • D 59" x H 29.5"
Product information

TABLETOP MATERIAL

Italian Classic Travertine

LEG MATERIAL

FSC certfied solid American Oak

Designer

Valerio Sommella

Valerio Sommella is an Italian designer known for his collaborations with renowned international brands, including Alessi, Apple, Moooi, Ethimo, and RH. His work blends sculptural form, refined proportions, and thoughtful functionality with a strong sensitivity to materials.

Comfort & perfect materials

At Acerka, comfort and quality are at the heart of every piece. Premium materials, thoughtful construction, and expert craftsmanship come together to create furniture designed for lasting comfort, performance, and everyday enjoyment.

Commitment to Responsible practices

At Acerka, we make thoughtful choices at every stage, from responsible material sourcing and recognized certifications to our partnerships with Greenspark and the National Forest Foundation. Together, these efforts support healthier forests, stronger ecosystems, and a more sustainable future.

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