Our dark concrete is colored with black iron oxide, which we mix into the wet concrete blend. This means that our tabletops are fully pigmented throughout, resulting in a tone similar to anthracite grey.

• When you first receive your table, we recommend treating it with either soap flakes or wax. We’ve had great results with both - it’s mainly a matter of preference.
• Soap flakes help protect the surface and reduce the risk of stains. Existing small marks also become less visible over time with regular use.

We use an oil from Junckers to dye our oak dark/black. We dye the oak wood once. If you want a darker shade of oak we recommend to dye your table top again accordingly. Follow Junckers recommendations here.

Our light grey concrete tops are mixed with a little bit of white pigment, which makes the contrast between our dark and light table tops more pronounced. Our light grey concrete has a characteristic concrete expression - known from the construction industry, making this color our most raw and industrial choice.

• When you first receive your table, we recommend treating it with either soap flakes.
• Soap flakes help protect the surface and reduce the risk of stains. Existing small marks also become less visible over time with regular use.

We use “Nordic” oil by Junkers, which does not stain the wood, but rather gives it a natural, authentic appearance. The wood appears as untreated or soaped oak.

The surface of Gaspard Tableau consists of Satin Wood Oil. The oil penetrates the wood and forms a protective membrane that helps resist dirt and moisture.