Marble Tea Table (Marble)

The TT-006 is a marble coffee table built around a single, expansive top measuring 300 cm wide, 90 cm deep and 70 cm tall (3000 mm x 900 mm x 700 mm). That is a large, extended format for a coffee table, more centrepiece than side piece, giving a long uninterrupted stone surface to anchor a generous sofa run or an open lounge. Exact dimensions and any layout variations are confirmed through consultation.

Marble is a natural stone, and each slab carries its own veining, so no two tops are identical. Because marble is calcium carbonate, it is a softer, porous stone: industry references put marble at roughly 3 to 4 on the Mohs hardness scale and note it absorbs liquids more readily than non-porous engineered surfaces, which is why periodic sealing is commonly recommended for natural marble. It is the genuine character of the material, not a printed or fused imitation, that defines this piece.

On a coffee table this material reality is worth knowing up front. Acids such as wine, citrus and some household cleaners react chemically with marble and can leave dull etch marks, an effect that the Marble Institute of America notes can begin within about a minute of contact, and which is distinct from staining. The practical living-room habit is simple: use coasters and trivets, and blot spills promptly rather than rubbing, since rubbing can drive pigment deeper into the porous stone.

Day-to-day care stays light. Wipe the top with a pH-neutral dish soap in warm water and dry it to avoid water rings, and skip vinegar, lemon and bleach-based cleaners, which etch the surface. For finishing options, exact specifications and pricing, arrange a consultation at /consultation.