Dining Island

The stone countertop meets the dining table, with power on the island’s side, naturally within reach when seated.

Stone / Dining island side

Design: Designer Tang Tang Tang (设计师唐唐唐)

Detail of a circular socket at the edge of a light stone countertop — Circular outlines within the stone surface.

Two circular sockets side by side in the stone island’s side — Side-mounted power points close to the seating.

The dining table, chairs and stone island in the wider space — The dining table meeting the island.

DETAILS / EVERYDAY LIFE

Keep power by the table.

Where the island meets the dining table, two circular sockets sit in the stone side. This arrangement keeps the tabletop clear and power close to the seats.

From the overall layout to the close details, stone, a dark tabletop and chairs define the dining area. For a similar position, check installation conditions against seating, countertop thickness and internal structure.

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