"Graça" Dining table

Marlot Baus transforms microcement into something unexpected here. The material flows like liquid stone across this sculptural form. Three cylindrical legs anchor an oval top with remarkable presence. Each surface bears the subtle irregularities of hand-application. The warm greige tone shifts subtly in different light. This modern dining table challenges preconceptions about industrial materials. Baus applies microcement with the sensitivity of a painter. The monolithic appearance masks complex layering techniques. Traditional craftsmanship meets contemporary material innovation. Barcelona's design scene influences every curve and proportion.

This piece captures the current movement toward raw, authentic materials. Microcement dining tables represent a significant shift from conventional wood or glass options. The sculptural quality works equally in minimalist lofts or warmer residential settings. Collectors appreciate the intersection of art and function here. The Oblist recognizes this as part of the broader craft revival movement. Baus creates furniture that doubles as contemporary sculpture. This modern dining table suits those seeking distinctive pieces with cultural relevance. Perfect for spaces that celebrate material honesty and artistic vision.