There’s a reason marble keeps coming back in interiors, it’s refined, strong, and
effortlessly stylish. But in our new coffee tables collection, we’re looking at marble
through a more modern lens: clean shapes, bold bases, and a range of shades that
feel contemporary and easy to live with.
Aside from its timeless appeal, marble is durable and ages beautifully when cared for. No two tabletops will ever be the same, which makes every piece feel unique.
Marble also adapts to its surroundings. While it has a reputation for luxury, it doesn’t have to feel formal or intimidating. Pair it with the right base design or layer it with warm textures like wood, boucle, or linen, and you get a completely different feel.
Our new collection comes in a mix of marble shades, each bringing something
different.
one of the standout shades. It’s a deep green stone with striking white veining, full of richness and depth. It’s a great choice if you’re looking to add contrast or want your coffee table to be the center of attention. Whether it’s paired with brass, black metal, or dark wood, this marble color brings a bold
and modern feel.
Clivia Marble, on the other hand, feels light and fresh. It has a soft, creamy background with gentle green veining that adds just the right amount of character. It works well in bright, airy spaces and pairs easily with a range of colors and materials. If you like a more relaxed look that still stands out in a subtle way, Clivia is a great choice.
If you’re looking for something that blends into more calming palettes, Victoria Grey and Loewe Grey are easy options. These tones are subtle and neutral, making them perfect for quieter, more layered interiors. Tables in these shades work with nearly anything, from soft-toned wood, cozy fabrics, to cool-toned metals.
In this collection, the focus is on keeping the design simple, so the material can shine. The marble tops are clean and understated, letting the natural texture do the talking. The character of the tables shines through the bases: curved lines, bold shapes, and slim minimal frames.
Another thing we considered: scale. Many of the tables are designed to work in different types of rooms, whether that’s a larger living space where the coffee table acts as a central piece, or smaller setups where a side table adds just the right amount of visual interest.
A darker marble like Verde Alpi pairs beautifully with soft neutrals (ivory, oak, or soft linen upholstery) for a balanced, modern contrast. For lighter stones like Clivia Marble, try layering in warmer elements like tan leather or warm metal finishes to keep the look inviting.
Most importantly, don’t be afraid to mix finishes. A grey marble table can easily bepaired with a textured rug or a bold velvet sofa and still feel like the right match. Since marble already has movement in its surface, it plays nicely with both solid tones and pattern.
Marble is strong, but like most natural materials, it can use a little care. Daily habits like wiping up spills quickly and using coasters can go a long way in keeping the surface looking smooth and clean. It’s also a good idea to clean it with mild, non-acidic products to avoid damaging the tabletop.
