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The Stone That Lies on Purpose: A Jumbo Quartz Table for Ten, by Makor HaShayish
A private client ordered a single, monumental dining table: 240×140cm that looks as though it was cut from a solid block of stone, yet is built from a Silestone Ethereal Noctis quartz slab only 1.2cm thick, using a mitred edge that doubles its apparent thickness. The table stands on two sculpted, fluted legs that hide tiny casters inside — and still comfortably seats up to ten. Here is the full story: the architectural typology, the hidden engineering, and what's worth knowing about engineered quartz in 2026.
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