ANILLA COFFEE TABLE

Anilla is a set of three round tables in marble: one large central table and two smaller side tables that sit beside it or move away from it. The stone is dark, in blacks and greys, with the vein pattern running across the top as the whole decoration of the piece.

The stone makes each set unique

Marble is quarried, not manufactured, so the veining on your table will not be the veining in the photograph. That is the reason to buy a stone top rather than a printed one, and it is also the thing to be clear about before ordering: we can tell you the stone and show you the slab, but we cannot reproduce a pattern. On a dark marble the veins read as light lines across the surface, which is what gives these round tops their depth.

Three pieces, used three ways

The set works as a group — side tables drawn in beside the central one — or apart, with one small table at each end of a sofa and the large one in front. That flexibility is the practical argument for a set over a single large table: the same pieces suit a changed layout, a different room, or a project where the furniture moves with the season.

Round, and why that matters

No corners. In a room with children, a tight walkway, or a seating group people pass through constantly, a round table is the one that does not catch hips and shins. The curves also soften a room full of straight lines — a square sofa, a rectangular rug, a panelled wall.

Materials and sizes

Marble top on a matching base. Made to order: the stone, the finish and the diameters are specified per project, so a set can be drawn to a particular sofa length or a particular walkway. Ask us for the current stone options before deciding from a screen — marble photographs darker than it looks in a room.

Where it belongs

A contemporary living room, a hotel lounge, a reception area. It suits a plain sofa, because the stone is doing the decorating; against a patterned upholstery the veining fights it.