Travertine · wood
Freeform travertine nesting coffee tables
Softly shaped travertine tops overlap at different heights above warm timber supports.
AxoStone · Tables
Marble & travertine coffee tables
Stone at the centre of the room.
Marble and travertine coffee tables bring stone to the centre of a living room. Choose an organic outline, a round drum or a low rectangular form, then refine the size and finish around your sofa. AxoStone develops made-to-order pieces from a selected design and an agreed stone layout.
The selected collection
Stone, shape and detail.
Explore 13 selected designs in this collection. Open a design for more views, material notes and the details to include in your brief.
13 selected designs
Travertine · contrasting inset
Curved travertine & black-top coffee table
A pale travertine plane curves around a dark inset surface in this low coffee table.
Travertine · burl wood
Travertine & burl wood coffee table
A pale shaped travertine top rests above richly patterned burl wood supports.
Travertine
Rounded travertine plinth coffee table
Rounded corners soften a rectangular travertine body, while a recessed lower edge gives the table a floating appearance.
Travertine
Pebble travertine coffee table set
An elongated pebble-shaped top is accompanied by smaller rounded surfaces at different heights.
Travertine · contrasting supports
Travertine coffee table with stacked legs
A square travertine top is punctuated by dark cylindrical supports at its corners.
Marble · mixed materials
Marble arch-base oval coffee table
A thin dark oval top sits above pale, veined supports with broad arched openings.
Grey marble
Grey marble sculptural coffee table
A long, low stone surface meets angled supports in this sculptural grey marble coffee table.
Marble · wood
Organic marble & wood nesting tables
A larger pale marble surface is paired with a smaller timber-topped companion.
Marble · contrasting base
Marble slab plinth coffee table
A pale rectangular marble slab sits above a low dark base with open spaces.
Contrasting marbles
Mixed marble block coffee tables
Low dark rectangular forms meet lighter marble cubes in a layered coffee-table composition.
Grey marble · textured stone
Grey marble coffee table with textured supports
A waisted grey marble top rests on dark, rough-textured supports.
Rosso Levanto marble · mixed materials
Rosso Levanto marble coffee table
Burgundy marble with fine white veining forms a softly irregular top above warm metallic-tone supports.
Design references for made-to-order enquiries. Stone pattern and colour vary; dimensions, construction and the exact configuration are agreed in the quotation. Styling objects are shown for context.
The collection
Choose a starting point.
Use a design as a reference for your own brief. Natural stone varies; the final material, dimensions and supply scope are agreed for each order.
Coffee tables · 01
Calacatta Viola organic coffee table
- Reference sizes
- 80 × 50 × 35cm / 100 × 60 × 35cm
- Finish
- Polished / Matte
Coffee tables · 02
Calacatta Viola drum coffee table
- Reference sizes
- 90 x 35 cm / 100 x 35 cm / 110 x 35 cm
- Finish
- Matte / Polished
Coffee tables · 03
White travertine round coffee table
- Finish
- Polished / Matte
Photographs show design references. Listed sizes are reference options, subject to review; room accessories, fittings and installation are included only when specified in the quote.
Before the drawing
Three decisions that shape the piece.
A useful brief connects the appearance to the way the piece is made and used.
- Sofa and circulation
- Measure the sofa seat height and the free space around the proposed table. Share a plan showing doors, rugs and walking routes rather than the table size alone.
- Outline and base
- An organic top changes the usable surface and the position of its supporting base. Review the plan view and section so the silhouette and support are understood together.
- Surface and construction
- Confirm the selected slab, sheen, edge treatment and underside. Ask whether a substantial-looking form is solid stone, slab-built or a combination, and request the expected handling weight.
Choose the actual stone
Begin with a material direction.
A trade name or reference photograph is a starting point. Review the proposed stone, finish and cut layout, then record what is approved for your piece.
Customer photographs
See the pieces in a room.
Room photographs from the Fanstone Furniture customer archive, with the stone, size and destination of each piece.
Enschede, Netherlands
Les Quatre Saisons Egg Coffee Table
- Stone
- Les Quatre Saisons Marble
- Size shown
- 100 × 60 × 35 cm
Miami, USA
Calacatta Viola Plinth Coffee Table
- Stone
- Calacatta Viola Marble
- Size shown
- 91 × 45 × 30 cm
Common questions
Before you choose.
What is the difference between a coffee table and a plinth table?
Coffee table describes the use; plinth describes a box-like form. A plinth can function as a coffee table, while a coffee table can also have legs, a drum base or a sculptural pedestal.
Can I change a coffee table size or stone?
Use a design below as a starting point and send the dimensions and preferred material. The quotation should confirm the proposed construction, slab selection and any changes to the base.
Is marble suitable for a coffee table used every day?
Marble can be used for coffee tables, but acids can etch its surface and spills need prompt attention. Discuss the finish, sealing and care expectations when selecting the stone.
How do I compare two coffee table quotations?
Compare the actual stone, finished dimensions, edge section, base construction, packing and delivery scope. Similar photographs do not establish that two pieces have the same construction or specification.
Your project
Bring a design.
Build a clear brief.
Send a reference image or design name, approximate dimensions, preferred stone, quantity and delivery destination. Add drawings or fitting information when relevant. AxoStone will review the details needed for a project quotation.
Production, pricing and delivery are confirmed against the agreed specification.