Cameo Extension Dining Table Quickship
Cameo Extension Dining Table
By Calligaris | Designer: Gino Carollo & Studio 28
The Cameo Extension Dining Table Quickship by Calligaris, designed by Gino Carollo & Studio 28, is a refined centerpiece that seamlessly blends elegance, functionality, and contemporary Italian design. Defined by its softly rounded rectangular shape, the table creates a welcoming and sophisticated presence ideal for both everyday dining and entertaining.
The top and extensions—available in premium ceramic finishes with continuous patterns, such as Calacatta-inspired surfaces, offer a durable, easy-care surface with a luxurious, marble-like aesthetic. Engineered from coated metal (or a refined wood-and-metal combination), the central column offers incredible stability while completely freeing up the space beneath the table. This maximizes legroom and ensures guests never have to navigate around awkward corner legs.
Designed with versatility in mind, the Cameo table extends effortlessly to accommodate additional guests, making it perfect for both intimate meals and larger gatherings. The 65”-95” can accommodate 6 to 10 people while the 79”-116.5” can accommodate 8 to 12 people. Elegant and practical, it embodies a perfect balance of craftsmanship, innovation, and timeless style.
The table thrives on the playful juxtaposition of materials. Pairing a warm, textured wood column with a sleek, marble-look ceramic top creates a dynamic contrast between cold and warm elements, resulting in a look that is edgily modern yet highly inviting. Calligaris is highly regarded for its fluid mechanical engineering. The Cameo features a seamless, hidden coplanar extension system. The central leaves are stowed directly beneath the top and easily pull out and locked into place, allowing the table to grow effortlessly without moving the heavy central base.
The Cameo Extension Table is the ultimate solution for homeowners who love to entertain but do not want a massive table permanently dominating their dining room. The oval shape softens the architectural flow of a room, making it exceptionally well-suited for open-concept living areas or tighter spaces where sharp rectangular corners might disrupt daily foot traffic.