Travertine Dining Table
Elegant, designed to resist scratches and stains.
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TIANA
A round travertine sintered stone top on a warm wooden base, resistant to scratches, heat and everyday stains.
TRAVIS
Warm travertine sintered stone top on a solid wooden base, seating four in timeless, low-maintenance dining style.
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Travertine Dining Tables for Every Home
Travertine-look sintered stone is an engineered, large format surface that replicates the classic, warm beige and linear veining of natural travertine while offering superior scratch, heat, and stain resistance, giving each slab soft veining and earthy tones that feel warm and one of a kind. It holds up well to daily family life, staying durable through shared meals and everyday moments. Whether you're drawn to a round travertine dining table for a cosy corner or a rectangular travertine dining table for bigger gatherings, our travertine dining table collection is designed to fit the rhythm of Singapore homes.
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A Timeless Fit for Every Interior
Travertine-look sintered stone has stood the test of time, gracing homes and architecture for centuries. Its soft, organic tones sit comfortably in almost any interior, from warm minimalist spaces to relaxed Scandinavian corners to Wabi Sabi inspired homes.
Unlike trend driven finishes that date quickly, travertine stone stays relevant through changing styles. It pairs effortlessly with wood, rattan, boucle, and metal accents, making it easy to style around today and just as easy to love years from now.
Whether you choose a round travertine dining table for a cosy nook or a travertine rectangular dining table for larger spaces, a travertine dining table remains a piece you will never outgrow.
Built to Last
Timeless Aesthetic
Everyday practicality
Natural Travertine or Sintered Stone: What Is the Difference?
Natural travertine is porous and prone to etching from acidic spills like vinegar or calamansi, so it often needs sealing and careful upkeep to stay looking its best. Travertine-look sintered stone is non-porous, resisting stains and etching with no sealing required, and it holds a consistent colour and texture over the years. Natural stone, by contrast, can shift, patch or need refinishing as it ages. The look stays the same, the upkeep does not.
Sintered Stone
Sintered stone is engineered to withstand heat, scratches, stains and UV exposure. Its non-porous surface is easy to maintain, and its consistent finish suits contemporary interiors that value clean lines and long-term performance. Explore the full sintered stone dining tables range.
Granite
A granite top dining table offers natural variation and a solid, weighty presence. Granite is highly durable and heat resistant, but as a natural stone, it may require more attentive care over time to maintain its surface appearance.
Quartz
A quartz table top provides a polished, uniform look with dependable durability. Engineered for consistency, quartz is easy to maintain and works well in dining spaces that favour a refined, modern aesthetic with minimal visual variation.
Each tabletop material brings its own strengths, allowing you to select a dining surface that aligns with your home’s style, usage needs, and maintenance preferences.
What to Consider When Choosing a Sintered Stone Dining Table
Shape: Round or Rectangular
A round travertine dining table softens a room and works well in compact or square spaces, keeping conversation easy for smaller households. A rectangular travertine dining table seats more people along its length and suits open plan or larger dining areas. Let your room's proportions and how many you usually host guide the choice.
Size and Seating Capacity
Match the table length to your seats and your space. As a rough guide, a 1.6m to 1.8m table comfortably seats six, while 2m and above suits larger gatherings. Leave around 90cm to 100cm of clearance on each side so chairs pull out easily and people can walk past.
Base and Frame Design
The base shapes both the look and the legroom. Solid stone or block bases give a grounded, architectural feel, pedestal bases free up seating room, and wood or metal frames lend warmth or a sharper, modern edge. Pick a base that complements your chairs and flooring.
Colour, Veining and Finish
Travertine stone comes in warm beige and neutral tones with soft, linear veining. Lighter tops keep a space feeling open and airy, and a matte finish plays down fingerprints, which suits everyday family use.
Fixed or Extendable
If you host often or live in a compact home, an extendable table gives you flexibility for guests without taking up room day to day. A fixed table keeps a cleaner, more seamless top when space is not a constraint.
Everyday Care That Keeps It Looking New
The nice thing about a travertine dining table is how little it asks of you. There is no ritual to keep up, no products to buy, just a few simple habits. Here is everything you actually need to know.
The Daily Wipe-Down
Most days, a soft cloth with a little warm water is enough. Wipe the top down after meals to clear crumbs and any splashes, and dry it off so you do not leave water marks. If it needs a bit more, a drop of mild dish soap does the job. You do not need special stone sprays or polishes, and it is better not to use them.
How It Handles Spills
Spills are not something to panic about. The top does not soak anything up, so coffee, wine, soy sauce, chilli oil or a squeeze of calamansi just sits there until you wipe it away. You have time. And because the surface takes heat well, a warm serving dish will not mark it, though it is still worth using a trivet for anything straight off the stove.
What Not to Use on the Surface
A couple of things to keep away from it. Skip rough scouring pads and cream scrubs, which can leave fine scratches on the finish over time, and steer clear of bleach and harsh acidic cleaners. If you are ever unsure about a cleaner, try it on a hidden corner first, or just ask us.
Why You Never Have to Reseal It
Natural travertine needs sealing every so often to stay stain resistant. Your table does not. The top is made to be dense and non-porous from the start, so there is nothing to reseal, recondition or refinish, ever. Wipe it, use it, enjoy it, and it holds its look for years.
What Sets Cellini's Travertine Tables Apart
A dining table is something you live with for years, so it is worth knowing who you are buying from. Cellini has been furnishing Singapore homes since 1986, and here is what you can expect when you choose a travertine table from us.
Made to Last in a Singapore Home
Made to Last in a Singapore Home
Sized for the Way You Live
Sized for the Way You Live
Guidance Whenever You Want It
Guidance Whenever You Want It
Simple From Order to Delivery
Simple From Order to Delivery
Designed Around Local Living
Designed Around Local Living
Explore Our Other Dining Table Collections
Considering other finishes? Compare our other stone top dining tables to find the surface that best suits your home.
Quartz Dining Tables
Low maintenance quartz surfaces with a consistent finish, including designs with marble accents.
Granite Dining Tables
Natural stone with unique veining and a solid, grounded presence, made to handle busy family meals.
Sintered Stone Dining Tables
Heat and scratch resistant surfaces, with extendable designs for when you have guests over.
Frequently Asked Questions about Travertine Stone Dining Tables in Singapore
Are Travertine tables good?
Yes, they're a great choice for homeowners who want a warm, natural look with everyday practicality. Travertine-look sintered stone is engineered from natural minerals, giving it the soft, earthy character of travertine while offering superior scratch resistance, heat resistance, and a non porous surface that resists staining, even in Singapore's humid climate. It also comes in a range of modern designs to suit different home styles. Not sure if it's the right match for you?
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Is Travertine suitable for humid weather in Singapore?
Yes. Travertine finish is non porous, so it doesn't absorb moisture the way natural stone can, making it well suited to Singapore's humid climate. It resists mould and moisture stains over time, and needs no sealing or extra care to stay in good condition, even in an un-airconditioned dining area.
How durable are Travertine dining tables?
Very durable. Travertine finish is engineered under intense heat and pressure, giving it strong resistance to scratches, heat, and everyday wear from daily meals and frequent use. Unlike natural stone, it holds its colour and finish over time, with no sealing, patching, or refinishing needed to keep it looking its best for years.
Where to shop for Travertine Dining Tables online?
If you’re searching for the best Travertine dining table in Singapore, look no further than Cellini! Cellini offers a wide range of sintered stone dining tables that match perfectly with our modern dining chairs and dining benches.
So, what are you waiting for? Check out our selection of modern dining tables available at our Singapore store and buy a stone top dining table that catches your eye.
Shop our furniture collection online and enjoy free delivery nationwide for orders amounting to over $1000. For more information on our range of sintered stone dining tables and furniture collection available online, or to compare quartz with the grey stone, marble stone, sintered stone, granite or lava stone dining table, contact us for advice.
Where can I view the Travertine dining tables before purchasing?
Visiting our furniture stores in Singapore allows you to see the Travertine stone dining tables up close and understand the texture, thickness, and finish in person. Showrooms also provide guidance on sizing, configurations, and suitability for different dining spaces, helping you make a more informed choice.
Does Travertine dining tables require special maintenance?
Travertine stone is relatively low maintenance compared to natural stone surfaces. Routine cleaning with a soft cloth and mild cleaner is usually sufficient, as the surface does not absorb liquids easily. This makes Travertine stone dining tables suitable for homes that prefer fuss-free care.
What is the best stone for a dining table?
The best stone depends on how you live. For everyday homes that want the travertine look without the upkeep, travertine-look sintered stone is the most practical choice, as it resists heat, scratches and stains and needs no sealing. Natural travertine, granite and quartz each balance maintenance, durability and appearance differently.
A Table to Gather Around, Every Day
Bring people together around a travertine dining table designed for real homes. Warm, durable and timeless, it balances comfort and character to create a dining space that feels welcoming, easy to live with, and made for everyday moments.