Defined by clean lines and sculptural geometry, the Faz Table by Ramón Esteve embodies architectural precision with a contemporary edge. Crafted from rotationally molded polyethylene resin, this minimalist piece brings a bold, faceted aesthetic to both indoor and outdoor spaces. Its monolithic form offers visual strength while maintaining versatility in a wide range of design settings—from residential patios to stylish commercial environments.
100% recyclable and highly durable, the Faz Table is designed to endure the elements without sacrificing style. Available in a variety of finishes, it seamlessly integrates into any modern space while offering a sustainable, functional surface. Pair it with other pieces from the Faz collection for a unified look.
Item Id
W3475
Materials And Finishes
Made of polyethylene resin by rotational moulding, the Faz Table is offered in basic matte and lacquered finishes. Available options include standard and lacquered polyethylene in a wide color range, along with tabletop surfaces in HPL (high-pressure laminate), solid core stone, and solid core wood.
Dimensions
78¾″ L x 39⅜″ W x 28¼″ H
Color Options
Basic matte and lacquered finishes include hues such as white, ecru, tortora, cream, garnet, brown, green, blue, gray, anthracite, black, camel, clay, and ice. Lighting options are available only in matte ice white. Tabletops come in white, ecru, and black (HPL), stone tones like black, tortora, smoked gray, and white (solid core), and oak finishes (solid core wood).
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