Morella
At the heart of the Morella collection is a smooth oval ceramic top, available in warm sand or striking black, balanced on a sculptural cross-leg base that doubles as a real talking point. It's the kind of table that looks just as good set for two as it does for a full house. And when guests arrive? A simple swivel of the top extends the table in moments - no fuss, no heavy leaves to find. Choose from 120–180cm or 160–240cm to suit your space.
Morella
The Morella collection is designed around one simple idea: a table that fits the moment, not just the room. Whether it's a quiet dinner for two or a table full of guests, the ceramic top and cross-leg base keep their shape and finish through it all, extending in seconds with no leaves to store or lift.
1. How do you clean a ceramic dining table?
Ceramic tables are one of the easiest surfaces to keep looking new. A damp cloth with mild soap removes most everyday marks, and because the surface resists staining, spills from wine, oil or sauce wipe away without leaving a trace.
2. Is a ceramic dining table better than wood or glass?
Ceramic holds up better against heat, scratches and daily wear than either wood or glass. Hot dishes can go straight onto the surface without a trivet, and unlike wood, it won't mark, warp or need refinishing over time.
3. How does the Morella extending mechanism work?
The oval top swivels and pulls apart to reveal a hidden extension leaf built into the base, so the table extends in one motion. There's no separate leaf to store or fit, making it one of the simplest extending mechanisms available.
4. How many people does the Morella dining table seat?
The 120–180cm size seats four comfortably day to day and extends to fit six. The 160–240cm size seats six as standard and extends to seat eight, making it suited to larger households or regular entertaining.
5. What's the difference between the sand and black ceramic finish?
Sand ceramic has a warm, soft tone that suits oak flooring and neutral interiors, while black ceramic gives a bolder, more contemporary look that stands out against lighter rooms. Both share the same ceramic surface and extending mechanism.