
Live-Edge Parota Dining Table
One continuous slab with the natural edge kept, on solid parota trestles. The table your guests photograph.
Natural Parota
Quote this tableParota, tzalam, teak or travertine — sized to your room and how many you seat. Built locally in Quintana Roo and installed by our own crew, after you approve the drawing and the price.

We measure your dining room first, then build the table to that size in parota, oak or travertine. You approve the drawing and the written price before we cut anything.





We size every chair to the table we build for you: seat height 46 cm, arms that slide under the top. Choose performance bouclé that wipes clean, a woven seat that breathes in the humidity, or a bench cut from the same parota slab as your table.



Teak, cast concrete and chukum tables and fire bowls for your terrace or rooftop, built locally for the humidity, UV and salt here. Benches to match, and gas or bio-ethanol fire bowls that are safe on a rooftop.




We measure your sofa’s seat height and build the coffee table to match it within 2 cm, in parota, travertine, or steel and glass. Side tables and travertine drums come in the same finish.





We measure the wall and build the console to that width, 100 to 300 cm, with a drawer, a stone top, or wall-mounted with no legs. Parota, steel and brass, finished to match the rest of your furniture.



Solid-wood sideboards, 120 to 240 cm, with drawer, cane, slat or flush fronts. We build it in the same finish as your dining table so the room reads as one set.



Counter-height (90 cm) and bar-height (105 cm) tables for rooftops and kitchen islands, 120 to 300 cm long, plus bar cabinets with interior lighting. A stool set, an ice well and a footrail are options we build in.



Wide slabs, warm color, dramatic grain. Kiln-dried and stabilized locally before we build with it, which is what stops it cracking in the humidity.
Denser and darker than parota, with a tight grain. We use it for legs, frames and any part that has to stay straight.
Naturally oily, so salt and rain run off it. Our choice for outdoor dining tables, bar tops and anything that stays on the terrace.
Poured to your size and sealed. Too heavy to move in a storm. Chukum, the Maya resin plaster, gives it a soft ivory finish.
Ivory, noce or silver. Honed and sealed so wet glasses don’t mark it, and it stays cool in a warm room.
You approve the drawing and the written price before we cut a slab, and the same company that builds your table carries it up and levels it.
Four steps, and you approve the design and the price before we cut anything. Everything is built locally in Quintana Roo and installed by our own crew.
01A call first: how many you seat, where it lives, the look you are after. Then we measure and work out the length that seats everyone and still lets a chair pull out. In a condo that number is rarely the one you had in mind.
02You choose the wood, the edge — live or straight — and the base: solid wood, blackened steel or a stone plinth. We put samples in your hands before you decide, and you approve the drawing and the written price.
03our local makers in Quintana Roo flattens and joins the slab, sands it through the grits, and finishes it with an oil that stands up to sunscreen, wet glasses and humidity.
04Our own crew carries it up, levels it on your floor and oils it once more in place. You get care instructions in writing, and we come back if it ever needs refinishing.
Quoted in writing after we measure your room. Size, wood and finish drive the price: a 240 cm parota slab on a steel base costs less than a 400 cm live-edge slab on solid trestles. Send us the room size and how many you seat and we quote it delivered and installed — no surprises at the door.
Parota for the top: wide slabs, warm color, dramatic grain. Tzalam for legs, frames and any part that has to stay straight. Many of our tables use both. Either way, we kiln-dry and stabilize the wood locally before it becomes furniture — that step is what stops cracking in the humidity.
Yes, if it was dried for this climate and finished for it. Ours are, and we seal every top against wet glasses and sunscreen. For a terrace, choose teak, cast concrete or stone — parota belongs indoors or under a deep roof.
Up to four meters from a single slab. Before we build, we measure the stairwell, the elevator and the door swings. Where a piece can’t turn a corner, we design a two-part top with a hidden join, or build it in place.
You don’t need to be here. We work from your floor plan and photos, you approve the drawing and the price by email or WhatsApp, and our crew installs it while you’re away. If you’re closing on a property, we can start from the floor plan so the table is in place when you get your keys.
Yes. Our own crew delivers and installs across the Riviera Maya, from Cancún to Playa del Carmen, including Playacar, Akumal and Puerto Aventuras. Delivery and installation are included in every quote.
Yes. Send a photo or bring a swatch to the studio. We match finish, tone and height to what you have, and we can build matching benches, consoles and buffets from the same slab if you want the room to read as one set.
Yes. Upload a photo of your dining area to the Concept Lab and see it rendered in your actual room in five styles. From there we work with you on the exact table.
Send the dimensions and how many you seat. You get a written quote, delivered and installed, and you approve it before we build.
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