Xmas Gift Idea Domiziani Lava Stone Tabletop: (cod 53) White Unk 44" X 24" Series [5xNfv0Lj]

Description

Hand-Painted Italian Lava Stone Table – Domiziani Design from Torgiano, Italy

Elevate your indoor or outdoor living space with this exquisite hand-painted lava stone table, crafted by master artisans in Torgiano, Italy. Each table is a one-of-a-kind creation, kiln-fired at 1000°C to ensure exceptional durability and vibrant, enduring color. Designed by Domiziani, a renowned name in Italian craftsmanship, this table blends artistic elegance with functional luxury—perfect for fine dining, statement interiors, garden patios, and stylish outdoor entertaining.

With its heat-resistant, weatherproof surface and bold, intricate design, this Italian ceramic table is more than furniture—it’s a functional work of art. Whether your style is modern, rustic, or eclectic, this piece adds a touch of timeless sophistication to any setting.

Please Note: Table bases are sold separately. Domiziani wrought iron bases are powder-coated for durability and designed to complement the artistic tops.

Shipping:
This is a drop-ship item. Shipping charges will be calculated separately and provided by Biordi after your order is placed.  Expected delivery is 1 - 3 months from order date to delivery.

General Lava Rock Table Specifications:

• Top Thickness (in.): 0.875
• Assembly: Not required
• Base: Sold separately (powder-coated wrought iron for long-lasting durability)

Materials and Firing

The incredible characteristics of volcanic stone and lava rock make them perfect materials for projects with high customization capacity: beautiful even in its natural form, the stone is coated with different glazes and hand-painted decorations for unique pieces of every color, size and shape. With its extraordinary resistance, the table tops can live both indoors and outdoors.

Volcanic stone (mined underground) is used for the Classic tops (SUN), while Lava Rock (above ground) is used for the Design tops (COD). Lava rock is denser and harder than volcanic stone and it also bakes dark charcoal and does not require a white glaze base coat prior to adding the ceramic glaze. This allows the artist much greater flexibility and freedom as the organic color of the rock does not influence the designs.

 The term Majolica lava stone commonly indicates a lava basalt object that has a majolica surface decoration. In reality, since ceramics rather means a large grouping of terracotta artifacts, this decorative technique in the specialist field is more correctly referred to as Majolica lava stone or Majolica on lava stone. 

Thanks to the particular aesthetic potential due to ceramics, combined with the remarkable mechanical and physical resistance of basalt, ceramic-coated lava stone is used for the production of tables, tops for kitchens and bathrooms, floors, mosaics, shower trays, sinks and coverings.

 The process of working stone and volcanic lava is divided into several phases, all carried out by hand in the Domiziani studio: cutting, glazing, hand decoration, vitrification and double firing at over 1000 degrees. 

This creates a piece with high element tolerance, so Domiziani tables can be enjoyed both indoors and out. An excellent stain and impact resistance, along with a non-porous surface, combine to create heirloom-quality pieces made to stand the test of time.

Artisan Story

Roberto Domiziani established the business in 1987. Starting in traditional Deruta Ceramiche designs, the company has evolved into offering one of the truly most modern and innovative Italian majolica designs coming out of Perugia. By merging nature and art they produce products into unique works of art.  For more than 30 years Domiziani has revolutionized the way of thinking about stone. Their artisan techniques are the result of careful research and deep knowledge of the subject: they involve the meticulous artistic work of those who know how to see beyond, transforming the unexpected into a formula of uniqueness. The eclectic and resistant combinations in lava and volcanic stone are the effect of processes that change the shape of the material through the idea, fixed and tempered in an oven that forges its identity.