Looks too thin to actually be stone.

This looks like someone painted a sheet of wood to look like stone. Hard to tell from the picture quality but that’s my guess.

Companies like Dekton and Neolith sell large format porcelain that looks similar but it’s better for walls and not countertops or tables due to chipping.

Closest I could find https://www.noaliving.com/artworks/tables-and-desks-bridge-designed-by-pacci-dondoli/?attribute_pa_licensing_type=retail-price

Almost $9000 so have fun… 😏

Have a local countertop company cut you one then bolt some legs to it. Corian will give you that look, and be slightly cheaper. But you’ll be 2k plus for a table that big.

I think this is one of those MDF sheets painted to look like stone. And then clear coat epoxy on top.

There is a bunch of YouTube videos of people making these.

I feel like this would be difficult to place

Restoration hardware had some gorgeous marble tables a while back if you want to spend similar amounts of money to a new car

Calligaris has extending and fixed tables using stone style ceramic tops. I've seen them in person and they look great, and the extension mechanisms are very smooth.

Furniture village has tables like this in the UK. Ceramic topped so they are hard wearing and heat resistant. My table... https://www.furniturevillage.co.uk/arctic-extending-dining-table/ACTIDT--WHT-001.html?istCompanyId=32a7a394-6440-4007-a75f-7a392507ff63&istFeedId=a8d02b98-5516-4467-a214-60ec0674ed5e&istItemId=ialmqitxl&istBid=t&landing=true&_$ja=tsid:%7ccid:19033675916%7cagid:%7ctid:%7ccrid:%7cnw:x%7crnd:10608731000113588968%7cdvc:m%7cadp:%7cloc:1006741&cq_src=google_ads&cq_cmp=19033675916&cq_con=&cq_term=&cq_med=pla&cq_plac=&cq_net=x&cq_pos=&cq_plt=gp&gclid=Cj0KCQjw2v-gBhC1ARIsAOQdKY3pbZxZAAtBJ4s8qq7vf1_6Ug4UnBkcYcQjRo_qxMiWPjSM_WCGUC4aAngWEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

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