An organic-shaped coffee table with a smooth, wavy off-white stone top and three rustic, cylindrical brown wooden legs, set in a minimalist, warm-toned room.

Gisella Sculptural Wood White Marble Look Coffee Table

£499.99
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An organic-shaped coffee table with a smooth, wavy off-white stone top and three rustic, cylindrical brown wooden legs, set in a minimalist, warm-toned room.
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Gisella Sculptural Wood White Marble Look Coffee Table

£499.99
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Product Description

The Gisella marble look coffee table doesn't sit square to anything, which is the point, put it in front of a sofa and the shape softens the whole arrangement.

The top is where the design lives. An asymmetric curved tabletop, narrower through the middle and widening at both ends, with no straight edge anywhere on it. The white marble-look tabletop carries pale grey veining that drifts rather than repeats, and the whole surface is polished flat with softly rounded edges you notice when you reach across it. Under that, a natural wood base of three fat cylinders, mango, each one built from staves that shift between honey and deep russet as the grain changes.

Features

  • Freeform top, 90cm at its widest and 45cm across the deepest lobe
  • Three pedestal legs, 15cm in diameter, set at uneven intervals to follow the curve
  • Stone-effect surface, 2cm thick, sealed and easy to wipe down
  • Low-profile design at 35cm, sitting just below most sofa cushions

It works hardest in a living room with a curved sofa, or anywhere a rectangle would feel too rigid.


Dimensions

Overall width 90 cm
Depth at widest lobe 45 cm
Depth at left lobe 39 cm
Depth at right lobe 41 cm
Height 35 cm
Tabletop thickness 2 cm
Leg diameter 15 cm
Leg height 33 cm
Leg spacing (outer) 40 cm
Leg spacing (inner) 17 cm
Tolerance +/– 2 cm

Materials: White marble-look tabletop, solid mango wood base
Assembly: Three pedestal legs fix to the underside with supplied fittings. 


Care

The tabletop

  • Wipe with a soft damp cloth and dry after. 
  • A drop of mild washing-up liquid handles most marks.
  • Skip abrasive creams, scouring pads, and bleach-based sprays, all of them will dull a polished surface over time. 
  • Use coasters under hot mugs and anything oily, and don't cut directly on the top.

Mango wood legs

  • Dust dry, or wipe with a barely damp cloth and dry immediately.
  • Standing water will raise the grain and leave a mark.
  • Keep the table clear of radiators and out of long direct sun, both of which fade and dry the timber unevenly.

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