Monolith coffee table at an angle, showing the veined black marble top and opening between the curved smoked-gold base sections.

Monolith Coffee Table

£800.00
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Monolith coffee table at an angle, showing the veined black marble top and opening between the curved smoked-gold base sections.

Monolith Coffee Table

£800.00

Delivery & lead time

7–10 working days

Description

The Monolith Coffee Table pairs a round black Markino marble top with an iron base formed from overlapping curves. The broad tabletop sits above a cylindrical sweep and offset section, creating a sculptural silhouette that changes as you move around it. Black stone and muted gold give the piece a strong presence, while its rounded contours soften the overall effect.

Why You'll Love It
  • White and grey marble veining gives the tabletop enough interest to keep styling simple.
  • The round surface offers space for books, drinks and a favourite decorative piece.
  • A polished top catches the light, contrasting with the brushed appearance of the base.
  • The smoked-gold finish pairs readily with warm woods and neutral upholstery.
Materials & Finish

Black Markino marble is polished to reveal its flowing white and grey veining, with a softened edge completing the surface. Below, the iron base is finished by hand in smoked gold, with tonal variation across its curved planes. Production combines laser cutting with hand finishing, balancing defined outlines with a richly shaded metal surface.

Dimensions
  • Width: 80 cm
  • Depth: 80 cm
  • Height: 32.5 cm
  • Weight: 39.416 kg
Assembly
  • No assembly is needed.
Compatibility
  • A matching end table from the same range is a coordinating piece.
Care & Use
  • For indoor use only.
  • Clean by wiping with a damp cloth.
Styling Note

Set it on a pale textured rug to make the base’s curves easy to see, and turn the offset opening towards the main view of the table. Keep books and ornaments to one side so a generous area of marble remains visible.

Why We Love It

The offset section interrupts the base’s broad sweep just enough to make this substantial form feel unexpectedly fluid.