Free Range Coffee Table in Marble - Angle 1
Free Range Coffee Table in Marble - Angle 2
Free Range Coffee Table in Marble - Angle 3
Free Range Coffee Table in Marble - Angle 4
Free Range Coffee Table in Marble - Angle 5
Free Range Coffee Table in Marble - Angle 6
Free Range Coffee Table in Marble - Angle 7
Free Range Collection

Free Range Coffee Table

$2,495
Details
  • Solid, honed Carrara marble tabletop provides a soft surface that withstands everyday use. Each marble top is inherently unique, showcasing distinctive veining and natural tonal variation. Sealing it every 1-2 years helps preserve its beauty.
  • The powder-coated steel frame is held firmly in place by durable, solid Walnut legs with brass hardware accents.
  • Some assembly is required.
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Dimensions
Overall
36"l 36"w 14"h
91cm l 91cm w 36cm h
Weight
76 lbs
34.5 kg
A dimensional drawing of the Free Range Coffee Table
A dimensional drawing of the Free Range Coffee Table
Assembly + Care
  • The natural stone top will have variances in appearance and each piece is unique.
  • Clean top with a soft cloth or sponge using a mild detergent such as dish soap.
  • On legs, use a quality cleaner formulated for wood furniture.
  • completely dry with a soft clean in the grain direction
Assembly + Care

Pairs well with:

New Standard Sofa with Chaise in Toffee Leather - Angle 1
Color: Toffee Leather
New Standard Sofa with Chaise
$7,606-$24,695
Hang 1 Large Square Mirror $1,295

Low fat, high taste and rBGH free. Sophistication unfettered. Solid walnut legs capture a marble top, while brass details and a black steel frame bring a dash of drama. Side table also available.

Free Range Coffee Table - Lifestyle 1
Free Range Coffee Table - Lifestyle 2
Free Range Coffee Table

Free Range Coffee Table

$2,495
$2,495

Pairs well with:

New Standard Sofa with Chaise in Toffee Leather - Angle 1
Color: Toffee Leather
New Standard Sofa with Chaise
$7,606-$24,695
Hang 1 Large Square Mirror $1,295

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