Granite is a
natural stone widely used in architecture and interior design for its resistance, durability, and sophisticated aesthetics. When applied in the manufacture of tables, it becomes a versatile element that combines functionality and elegance.
Granite tables can be used in different rooms of the house, from the kitchen to the outdoor area, adding value and style to the projects.
Types of granite tables
Collector’s Lounge - Allan Malouf. Modern pieces by renowned artists contrast with the selection of 19th-century furniture. In this atmosphere, works by painters such as Antonio Peticov, Claudio Tozzi, and Luiz Aquila are present alongside period designs, such as Biedermeier period furniture and Louis XV armchairs. It is worth mentioning: the dining table with 10 seats features Brazilian granite next to the black piano, which completes the décor. (Disclosure/CASACOR)
There are various types of granite tables, varying in shape, color, and finish. Some of the most popular options include: - Dining tables: Perfect for kitchens and dining rooms, these tables usually have a granite top and a base made of wood, iron, or even the stone itself.
- Center tables: Used in living rooms, granite center tables confer sophistication and are highly durable, supporting impacts and heat.
Projeto Estúdio Samba. (Gui Uemura/CASACOR)
- Side tables: Ideal for supporting decorative objects, these tables can be small, but add a touch of elegance to the projects.
- Tables for outdoor areas: Granite is a weather-resistant material, making it an excellent option for leisure areas, such as gardens and balconies.
(Gabriel Inamine/CASACOR)
How to care for granite?
Despite its resistance, granite requires some care to maintain its beauty and durability over the years. Here are some essential tips: - Daily cleaning: Use a damp cloth with neutral detergent to remove dust and dirt.
- Avoid abrasive products: Do not use steel wool, alcohol, or acidic products, as they can damage the natural shine of the stone.
- Waterproofing: To avoid stains, it is recommended to apply specific sealants for granite every six months.
- Protection against heat and moisture: Despite its resistance, it is advisable to use hot pot holders and avoid prolonged accumulation of liquids.
Fernanda Marques Architecture - Terrae Brasilis Hunter Douglas. CASACOR São Paulo 2024 project. (MCA Estúdio/CASACOR)
Granite tables for each room in the house
Granite can be used in different spaces in the house, adapting to various needs and decoration styles. Check out the best options for each project: Studio Ro+Ca - Loft Celmar - 2064. CASACOR São Paulo 2024 project. (MCA Estúdio/CASACOR)
Kitchen and Dining Room
Granite tables for the kitchen and dining room are ideal due to their resistance to scratches and stains. The size may vary according to the available space, but models with tops 2 cm to 3 cm thick are the most common. For larger spaces, granite tables with up to 6 seats are an excellent choice. Living Room
Granite center and side tables bring sophistication to the project. The ideal size for a center table varies between 80 cm and 120 cm in diameter for round models, or between 100 cm and 140 cm for rectangular tables. CasaPark Space -Studio + Valéria Gontijo. CASACOR Brasília 2018 Project (Jomar Bragança/CASACOR)
Bathroom
Smaller granite tables can be used for supporting decorative items or as a support for sculpted sinks made from the same material, creating an elegant and modern look. Outdoor Area
Granite tables for balconies and gardens should have a thickness of more than 3 cm to ensure resistance against impacts and weather variations. Models with bases made of iron or treated wood are great options. CASACOR Publisher is an exclusive content creator agent developed by the CASACOR Technology team based on the knowledge base of casacor.com.br. This text was edited by Yeska Coelho.