Ressac Low table

Ressac is a low table born from the organic inspiration of seaside beaches. Its central part is finely hollowed out and its top divided into four parts, like flat pebbles, offers a mixture of colours and textures. Each of the pebbles is shaped from a different marble (Carrara, Rosso Levante, Marquina and Travertine) which evokes the diversity and beauty of the coastal shores. The base, in sober and discreet black metal, blends into the whole and highlights the richness of the marbles. Black lacquered steel base satin finish, 4 tops with rounded edges, one in Carrara marble with a honed finish, one in Marquina marble with a polished finish, one in Rosso Levante marble with a polished finish, one in blocked pore Travertine with a honed finish, all tops have a water-repellent treatment. Marble (or Travertine) is particularly sensitive to acids (vinegar, lemon), to liquids containing them (wine, champagne, fruit juice, colas,) and to coloured liquids (coffee, tomatoes, beetroot). We apply... Ressac is a low table born from the organic inspiration of seaside beaches. Its central part is finely hollowed out and its top divided into four parts, like flat pebbles, offers a mixture of colours and textures. Each of the pebbles is shaped from a different marble (Carrara, Rosso Levante, Marquina and Travertine) which evokes the diversity and beauty of the coastal shores. The base, in sober and discreet black metal, blends into the whole and highlights the richness of the marbles. Black lacquered steel base satin finish, 4 tops with rounded edges, one in Carrara marble with a honed finish, one in Marquina marble with a polished finish, one in Rosso Levante marble with a polished finish, one in blocked pore Travertine with a honed finish, all tops have a water-repellent treatment. Marble (or Travertine) is particularly sensitive to acids (vinegar, lemon), to liquids containing them (wine, champagne, fruit juice, colas,) and to coloured liquids (coffee, tomatoes, beetroot). We apply a treatment that delays penetration, but the rule is to wipe the stains immediately without waiting. Simply wash in lukewarm water diluted with a mild detergent, not containing abrasive particles. The treatment must be repeated regularly, once a year at least.