Plinth Concrete Table and Bench Set - Polished Concrete Dining Table The Plinth Polished Concrete Dining Table is defined by solidity and symmetry - an architectural form shaped for outdoor living. A refined rectangular concrete top is supported by a central pedestal base, carefully proportioned to mirror its geometry. This creates a balanced, grounded presence - allowing the table to sit confidently within open, exterior spaces. One of our most sought-after outdoor pieces, Plinth reflects a simple principle: when form is reduced to its essentials, it becomes both timeless and highly functional. Individually cast in glass fibre reinforced concrete (GFRC) and finished by hand, each table carries subtle tonal variation and surface character. No two pieces are identical—every Plinth is made exclusively for its owner. Made to Order - Limited Production Each Plinth table is made to order in our Little London studio, with a strictly limited number of pieces produced each month. This ensures: Complete attention to detail A truly bespoke finish A piece that feels personal, not mass-produced Sizes 2000mm × 1000mm 2400mm × 1000mm 3000mm × 1000mm Custom sizes available on request Material & Craft We use Kodiak Pro Concrete, an ultra-high-performance mix trusted by leading artisans worldwide. This advanced material allows us to create a polished concrete dining table that is both visually refined and structurally exceptional—ideal for outdoor environments. Each piece is: Hand-cast and finished Designed with a central pedestal for strength and stability Engineered for durability, weather resistance, and longevity Matching Pieces Plinth is also available with matching concrete benches, designed to complement the table’s proportions and materiality. The benches shown in the images form part of this collection and can be commissioned alongside the table for a complete outdoor setting. Commission Your Piece The Plinth is not held in stock. Each table is commissioned and created individually. Enquire now to begin your piece and secure a place in our current production schedule.
