Stone-Top Coffee Table (Ash wood)

This round coffee table pairs a marble top with a frame of ash wood and solid wood, plus a tempered glass element. It measures 108 cm across (Ø1080 mm) and stands 41 cm high (410 mm) — a low, generously wide circle sized to anchor a seating group, with no sharp corners to navigate around.

The marble surface is what gives the piece its character. Marble is a natural stone, and each slab carries its own veining, so no two tops read exactly alike. It is also a comparatively soft, porous stone: sources rank marble around 3 to 4 on the Mohs scale and note it absorbs liquids more readily than non-porous engineered surfaces, which is why a marble top rewards a little everyday care rather than rough use.

On a coffee table that sees drinks, books and daily life up close, that translates to a few simple habits. Because marble is calcium carbonate, acidic liquids — wine, citrus, some cleaners — can etch it, and the Marble Institute of America notes etching can begin within about a minute of acid contact, distinct from staining. Coasters and trivets, blotting spills promptly rather than rubbing, and cleaning with a pH-neutral soap in warm water keep the stone looking its best; the ash and solid wood frame and the tempered glass element round out a tactile mix of materials.

Each top is unique stone, so we confirm the exact marble character, finish and configuration on a per-piece basis. For full specifications and pricing, book a consultation at /consultation and our team will walk you through the options.