Cena Dining Table

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Morpho by Tomorrowland pieces are designed for indoor spaces unless otherwise stated. Maintain a room humidity level between 40% and 60% for optimal preservation.

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To prevent subtle shifts in colour over time, avoid direct sunlight and occasionally reposition objects placed on the surface.

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Keep furniture away from heating sources or air-conditioning units to protect it from extreme conditions.

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Wipe spills immediately to prevent staining.

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When cleaning wooden surfaces, always follow the direction of the grain for the best results.

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Use placemats and coasters to protect surfaces from heat, cold, and moisture.

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Lift furniture when moving rather than dragging it to prevent damage.

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Ensure water-based floor cleaners do not come into contact with wooden legs or bases, as moisture can leave lasting marks. Nylon glides protect the base of each piece—avoid alcohol-based cleaners on floors they touch.

regular care
Dust regularly with a dry cloth. For deeper cleaning or spills, use a damp cloth with natural soap, wiping along the grain. Avoid harsh detergents and dry with a soft cloth to prevent spotting.

To preserve the finish, we recommend using coasters and placemats, as repeated exposure to heat and daily wear may affect the surface over time. Rotate decorative objects such as vases or bowls periodically and wipe away any moisture immediately.

varnished wood
Each wooden surface is finished with a protective varnish to enhance its tone and resist stains. While this offers a safeguard, spills should always be wiped away promptly.

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natural stone
Quartzite and marble are formed by nature, their beauty refined by time. A penetrating sealer is applied to the tabletop—this soaks into the stone, offering protection from within while preserving the organic elegance of the honed finish.

However, due to the porous nature of stone, exposure to acidic substances such as citrus, wine, or vinegar should be avoided. Always use coasters to prevent condensation from marking the surface. Spills should be removed immediately to prevent absorption. For dried marks, a high-quality cleaner formulated for natural stone is recommended.

natural stone
Marble is more porous and softer than quartzite, making it more susceptible to stains, etching (from acids like lemon juice or vinegar), and scratching.

Quartzite is much harder and denser than marble, often mistaken for granite in terms of durability. While naturally resistant to stains, periodic sealing is still recommended.

Avoid using topical sealers (film-forming coatings like acrylics or waxes), as they can create an artificial plastic-like appearance, wear unevenly, and trap moisture.

Regular cleaning:

Use a pH-neutral stone cleaner (never anything acidic or abrasive).

Avoid vinegar, lemon-based cleaners, or bleach.

Resealing schedule:

Marble: Every 2–3 years, depending on usage and exposure.

Quartzite: Every 3–4 years, depending on usage and exposure.

To check if resealing is needed, perform the water droplet test:

Place a few drops of water on the surface. If they bead up, the sealer is still effective.

If the stone darkens, it’s time to reseal.