Gemma Dining Table

$1,359.00

Overview

The Gemma table is undoubtedly a wise choice because of its style and remarkable versatility. Its unique, multi-faceted, two-section conical base creates movement and stability, making it a unique element in a contemporary setting. Available in various tabletop materials, its base adapts to surfaces of different shapes, sizes, and heights. It allows for a multitude of possibilities, making room for the creation of a friendly, intimate, and surprising space.

What Makes the Gemma Unique: The Multi-Faceted Conical Double-Pedestal Base

The Gemma's defining architectural feature is its multi-faceted two-section conical base—a double-pedestal structure where each pedestal is not a simple round column but a faceted, geometric cone. The faceting creates visual movement—each flat plane of the cone catches light differently, giving the base a sculptural, almost crystalline character that reads differently from every angle. This is a meaningfully more complex and design-forward base than the flat-plate or simple trestle bases found on most dining tables.

Dimensions & Seating

The Gemma Table in the dining height configuration measures 48" × 48" × 30"H—a generous square footprint at standard dining table height. At 48" square, it seats 2–4 people comfortably, with two seats on opposing sides or one per side. The square format is ideal for intimate dining rooms or open-plan spaces where a round or square table creates better visual balance than a rectangle.

The Gemma base family spans three height tiers:

  • Dining Height 30 Base: Standard dining table height, paired with standard dining chairs (18"–19" seat height)

  • Counter Height 36 Base: Pub/counter height, paired with counter stools (26" seat height)

  • Bar Height 42" Base: Bar height, paired with bar stools (30" seat height)

Two Base Variants: 50973 vs. 50573 vs. 50974

The Gemma base exists in three variants that retailers distinguish:

  • 50573—a lighter/smaller base version, starting at approximately $885-(Base Only)

  • 50973—the primary standard base, starting at approximately $933-(Base Only)

  • 50974—a heavier or larger base variant, starting at approximately $825–$1,017 depending on height-(Base Only)

All share the same multi-faceted conical double-pedestal design; the variants differ in scale and weight capacity for different top sizes and configurations.

Tabletop Options

The Gemma base is compatible with a wide range of top materials across Amisco's full tabletop system:

Glass: Clear, White, Black, Taupe
Starstone: Lava (70), Tuscan (71)
Italian Porcelain on Glass
TFL (Thermally Fused Laminate, 1" thick)
White Oak Veneer (1" thick): Balboa (S1), Beaver (S3), Moonshine (S4), Night (S6), Tamia (S7), Anchor (S8), Koala (S9), Driftwood (SA), Whale (SV)
Birch Veneer, Walnut Veneer
Solid Birch (1 1/16" thick), Solid Ash

The White Oak Veneer is available with optional extension leaves on select top sizes—the 94804 tabletop variant includes two 19¾" leaves, and the 94802 includes two 11¾" leaves—significantly expanding the table's seating capacity when needed

Overview

The Gemma table is undoubtedly a wise choice because of its style and remarkable versatility. Its unique, multi-faceted, two-section conical base creates movement and stability, making it a unique element in a contemporary setting. Available in various tabletop materials, its base adapts to surfaces of different shapes, sizes, and heights. It allows for a multitude of possibilities, making room for the creation of a friendly, intimate, and surprising space.

What Makes the Gemma Unique: The Multi-Faceted Conical Double-Pedestal Base

The Gemma's defining architectural feature is its multi-faceted two-section conical base—a double-pedestal structure where each pedestal is not a simple round column but a faceted, geometric cone. The faceting creates visual movement—each flat plane of the cone catches light differently, giving the base a sculptural, almost crystalline character that reads differently from every angle. This is a meaningfully more complex and design-forward base than the flat-plate or simple trestle bases found on most dining tables.

Dimensions & Seating

The Gemma Table in the dining height configuration measures 48" × 48" × 30"H—a generous square footprint at standard dining table height. At 48" square, it seats 2–4 people comfortably, with two seats on opposing sides or one per side. The square format is ideal for intimate dining rooms or open-plan spaces where a round or square table creates better visual balance than a rectangle.

The Gemma base family spans three height tiers:

  • Dining Height 30 Base: Standard dining table height, paired with standard dining chairs (18"–19" seat height)

  • Counter Height 36 Base: Pub/counter height, paired with counter stools (26" seat height)

  • Bar Height 42" Base: Bar height, paired with bar stools (30" seat height)

Two Base Variants: 50973 vs. 50573 vs. 50974

The Gemma base exists in three variants that retailers distinguish:

  • 50573—a lighter/smaller base version, starting at approximately $885-(Base Only)

  • 50973—the primary standard base, starting at approximately $933-(Base Only)

  • 50974—a heavier or larger base variant, starting at approximately $825–$1,017 depending on height-(Base Only)

All share the same multi-faceted conical double-pedestal design; the variants differ in scale and weight capacity for different top sizes and configurations.

Tabletop Options

The Gemma base is compatible with a wide range of top materials across Amisco's full tabletop system:

Glass: Clear, White, Black, Taupe
Starstone: Lava (70), Tuscan (71)
Italian Porcelain on Glass
TFL (Thermally Fused Laminate, 1" thick)
White Oak Veneer (1" thick): Balboa (S1), Beaver (S3), Moonshine (S4), Night (S6), Tamia (S7), Anchor (S8), Koala (S9), Driftwood (SA), Whale (SV)
Birch Veneer, Walnut Veneer
Solid Birch (1 1/16" thick), Solid Ash

The White Oak Veneer is available with optional extension leaves on select top sizes—the 94804 tabletop variant includes two 19¾" leaves, and the 94802 includes two 11¾" leaves—significantly expanding the table's seating capacity when needed