Organic marble nesting tables
The two tabletops have different outlines: a broad rounded form sits behind a longer, inward-curving form. Both have soft perimeter curves and a pale veined surface. The contrast between their shapes gives the paired arrangement a longer profile than either table on its own.
The rear tabletop sits above the front one, allowing their edges to overlap locally. Both surfaces stay open and usable in the paired layout. This nesting arrangement depends on the selected outlines, heights and base positions, with the smaller table only partly tucked beneath the other.
Each top has its own central support, with a dark bronze-tone portion beneath the stone. The supports sit inward from the tabletop perimeter, leaving the curved edges visually open. The two tables remain individual furniture pieces in the layout, with no connecting rail or shared base specified.
White Dolomite is the marble selection for these pale stone tops. Fine cream and gray veining follows the surface across each organic outline. The stone selection records background tone, vein character and surface finish for both tables together, so the pair has a coherent appearance.
The central support specification uses stainless steel with bronze-tone finishes. The material package includes brushed antique bronze and bronze artistic lacquer finishes. The selected finish identifies the actual color, sheen and treatment on the steel; the bronze appearance is not a solid-bronze material specification.
The rounded edges show where the tables overlap and around the longer front surface. Edge treatment and surface sheen are specified with each top. Veining belongs to the individual stone pieces, so the two tables are coordinated by their overall tone and character, since natural veining never repeats exactly.
| Table arrangement | Two independent coffee tables with different organic outlines, staggered top heights and partial edge overlap |
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| Selected material combination | White Dolomite natural marble tops with bronze-tone stainless steel central supports |
| Top material | White Dolomite natural marble; tone, veining, surface finish and edge treatment by selection |
| Support material & finish | Stainless steel with bronze-tone treatment; brushed antique bronze / bronze artistic lacquer finish references |
| Top profiles | Higher broad rounded top paired with a lower elongated, inward-curving top |
| Individual table dimensions | Each table’s overall length, depth, height, top thickness and base footprint stated in mm or inches |
| Pairing & assembly | Overlap layout, table quantities, top-to-base connections, floor-contact protection and delivery condition specified with the order |
| Minimum order | Quoted per model at your project quantity. Where a factory model has a production minimum, the quotation states it; small quantities can ship with the rest of your project in one container. |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
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The longer lower top extends the serving surface along a sofa, while the higher rounded top adds a second level toward one end. Their combined footprint depends on the overlap and orientation. Seating distance is measured to the outermost edge of the pair, including the projecting ends of both tops.
The two independent tables can be grouped with a partial overlap or placed apart within the seating area. Moving them apart exposes more of each tabletop and increases the overall footprint. The furniture plan records the chosen arrangement and keeps a clear route around the curves and between nearby seating.
Both table heights are recorded as two figures because the difference creates the overlap. The schedule also includes each top’s full outline and each base footprint. We confirm floor protection and the placement method with the table package, with the stone and supports handled according to the supplied assembly details.
The higher rounded table and lower elongated table are separate entries in the quote. Each entry records its quantity, overall dimensions, top shape and height. The item schedule defines exactly which tables are included.
The selected stone, slab appearance, surface finish and curved edge work form the tabletop cost. Each outline has its own dimensions and thickness. Coordinating the stone appearance across both tops is part of the material selection for the pair.
Each stainless steel support is specified with its bronze-tone treatment and surface finish. Top-to-base connections, floor-contact protection and the packed or assembled delivery condition belong to the table specification. Any destination assembly is listed as its own line next to the supplied furniture components.
Packing protects the curved stone edges and finished bases during handling. Our quote identifies the packed pieces and delivery destination, then itemizes packing, freight, duties and unloading. Sofas, rugs, trays and other room furnishings are separate items unless they appear in the same order schedule. Tell us the rooms and quantities and we will put this on one quote with everything else you are ordering, and show you what fits in a container.
Their different tabletop heights allow a partial overlap between the rounded and elongated forms. Both tops remain exposed in the paired arrangement. The order layout records the overlap using the selected top outlines, heights and support positions.
The selected material is White Dolomite natural marble. The stone specification includes the background tone, veining, surface finish and curved edge treatment. The actual stone pieces determine the pattern, so the two tops are coordinated as a pair, each with its own vein layout.
The support material is stainless steel with a bronze-tone finish. The material references include brushed antique bronze and bronze artistic lacquer treatments. The final selection records the finish on the steel alongside the metal substrate.
Each table has its own length, depth, height, top thickness and base footprint in the furniture schedule. The paired layout then records their orientation and overlap. The resulting overall footprint is considered with the sofa position and the circulation route around both tops.
Yes. They are separate tables with their own central supports, so the arrangement can be grouped or separated within the seating area. Placing them apart changes the footprint and exposes more of each top. No connecting mechanism is specified.
The set has two tables, a higher rounded one and a lower elongated one, and we list each with its size and quantity. Order them as a pair or in whatever combination your rooms need.
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