Super Swoval Coffee Table

Regular price $3,295
Details
  • The softly elongated, polished Carrara marble top offers an elegant, floating presence over steel legs while providing long-lasting durability and timeless appeal.
  • Each marble top is inherently unique, showcasing distinctive veining and natural tonal variation. Sealing it every 1-2 years helps preserve its condition.
  • The powder-coated steel legs are corrosion-resistant and deliver strong, stable support.
  • Some assembly is required. Legs attach to the top with the provided hardware.
  • This product is heavy. Grab a buddy (or two) when assembling or moving.
Dimensions
Overall
60"l 30"w 12"h
152cm l 76cm w 30cm h
A dimensional drawing of the Super Swoval Coffee Table
A dimensional drawing of the Super Swoval Coffee Table
Assembly + Care
  • Natural stone will have variances in appearance and each piece is unique.
  • Clean with a slightly damp, soft cloth.
  • To help avoid stains we recommend sealing the honed marble, this should be done periodically to keep the
    surface protected.







Pairs well with:

Bumper Small Ottoman Regular price $1,095
Variant Small Glass Vase Regular price $440

If this table spoke it would have the sexiest damn accent. A generous mass of marble is served up with a discreet black powder-coated steel base to form a substantial and gorgeous coffee table. Perfect for pairing with sectionals or larger proportioned sofas, Super lives up to its name.

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An elongated oval dining table featuring a white marble top with subtle gray veining and a dark charcoal-colored metal frame with angled legs.

Super Swoval Coffee Table

Regular price $3,295
Regular price $3,295

Pairs well with:

Bumper Small Ottoman Regular price $1,095
Variant Small Glass Vase Regular price $440

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Design Process
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Design Process