Ayanda Concrete Dining Table Eggshell

Our Concrete and Hydro-Dipped collection is truly exceptional. Each tabletop is a work of craftsmanship, taking up to three days to create by skilled artisans. Their attention to detail ensures that every piece showcases rich texture and character; no two are ever exactly the same.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

These pieces have been tested and certified for stain resistance, scratch resistance, and resistance to humidity and frost. While they are suitable for use in undercover outdoor areas, we recommend avoiding full exposure to the elements to preserve their finish and colour. Prolonged exposure to strong UV may cause colour changes in the hydrofilm, which does not affect structural integrity but may alter the visual appearance.

GUIDELINES

For optimal longevity, avoid extreme temperature fluctuations and exposure to direct sunlight. If used in an exposed area, we recommend covering the table with a protective furniture cover when not in use. Avoid using the surface as a cutting board and take care with heavy items such as steel trays. Use coasters and placemats to maintain the finish.

DAILY MAINTENANCE

To clean, simply wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners, which may damage the surface sealant. If spills occur, particularly acidic substances like citrus juice, vinegar, or cola, rinse promptly with warm water. Do not use bleach, as it may permanently mark the surface.

With mindful care, your concrete piece will remain a beautiful feature for years to come.

Each piece in this collection is individually handcrafted and cured. Subtle variations in surface level, including natural movement or deviation of up to 10mm, may occur as part of the drying process. These characteristics are inherent to the material and are not considered faults, but rather a reflection of the handcrafted nature of the piece.

This material is durable but porous and may stain, crack, or mark if not sealed and protected. Always use coasters or pads, and reseal periodically to maintain resistance to moisture and wear.

Clean with a damp cloth and mild soap, drying well after.

Avoid abrasive tools, acidic cleaners, soaking, or prolonged outdoor exposure without protection.

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