Product Descriptions
Some tables look the same at 9am and 9pm. This one doesn't.
The marble top has a lot going on, cream, grey, warm gold, all moving through it in these flowing patterns that catch the light differently depending on the hour. Morning light hits it one way, evening lamp light hits it another. It's not a static slab, it kind of shifts on you throughout the day.
The base is where it really separates itself, though. Slim stainless steel cylinders, finished in brushed gold, stacked in a way that reads as layered and architectural rather than bulky. Walk around it and the base changes shape depending on where you're standing there's a real sense of depth to it that a lot of tables don't bother with.
It seats six people, so it handles a regular weeknight dinner just as easily as a table full of family on a Sunday. The shape stays clean and rectangular, proportions kept balanced enough that it works in a smaller apartment dining nook or a proper, larger dining room.
It is made to order, like the rest of the collection. Lighter stone or darker, brighter gold or something more muted, bigger dimensions, different edge profile — all on the table (no pun intended).
It's a table you'll use constantly. But it's also very likely the first thing people mention when they walk into the room.
Specifications
Seating Capacity: 6 Seater
Shape: Rectangular
Top Material: Natural Marble
Base Material: Stainless Steel and Wood
Finish: Polished Marble and Brushed Gold Stainless Steel
Customization: Available
Length: 72 inches
Width: 42 inches
Height: 30 inches
Key Features
- Marble top with natural veining — no two are ever quite the same
- Sculptural stainless steel base, finished in brushed gold
- Comfortably fits six around the table
- Clean rectangular shape with generous surface space
- Solid build, made to handle everyday use, not just special occasions
- Marble, metal finish, and size can all be adjusted to your space
- Handcrafted, made to order — not sitting in a warehouse waiting to ship
Where It Works Well
- A dining room that's meant to be noticed, not just functional
- Apartments and penthouses with a view worth matching
- Villas and larger homes with room to make a statement
- Open-plan spaces where the dining area doubles as the centerpiece
- Projects where an interior designer wants something that isn't off-the-shelf
