Atrium coffee table viewed at an angle, showing its pale circular inlay top and aged brass-coloured frame with crossing rails.

Atrium Coffee Table

£650.00
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Atrium coffee table viewed at an angle, showing its pale circular inlay top and aged brass-coloured frame with crossing rails.

Atrium Coffee Table

£650.00

Delivery & lead time

3–5 working days

Description

The Atrium Coffee Table pairs a circular bone-inlay top with a slender iron frame in an aged brass colour. Its pale mosaic shifts between white, cream, ivory and pale gold, giving the broad surface detail without a bold pattern. The open base keeps the silhouette light, balancing the richness of the inlay with clean, spare lines.

Why You'll Love It
  • The round top softens the straight lines of a sofa and rug.
  • Hand-laid bone inlay gives the surface the appeal of detailed workmanship.
  • A smooth, lacquer-sealed top offers a pleasing finish with a protective layer.
  • The warm frame colour pairs easily with earthy ceramics and neutral upholstery.
Materials & Finish

Bone inlay forms a finely joined mosaic across the top and continues over its edge. Made with bone, MDF and iron, the table combines hand-laid inlay with hand carving in its production. Protective lacquer seals the naturally porous bone, while the iron frame's aged brass colour provides a warm contrast to the pale surface.

Dimensions
  • Width: 80 cm
  • Depth: 80 cm
  • Height: 46 cm
  • Weight: 15.6 kg
Assembly
  • No assembly is needed.
Compatibility
  • Can be coordinated with the matching side table from the same range.
Care & Use
  • Use indoors only.
  • Always place drinks on coasters to help prevent moisture marks.
  • Remove dust using a dry, soft microfibre cloth.
Styling Note

Position it in front of a curved or straight sofa, leaving comfortable space to move around the circular top. Keep accessories to one earthenware vase or a small stack of books so that much of the mosaic remains visible.

Why We Love It

The inlay continuing over the edge is the detail that wins us over: it gives the table a decorative profile even when viewed from a seat.