This sculptural cube side table from the 1970s is crafted from solid travertine, showcasing the stone’s most distinctive feature: its flowing natural veins. The interplay of ivory, beige, and warm sand tones across the surfaces transforms the piece from a simple geometric volume into a dynamic composition of texture and movement.
Measuring 53 × 53 × 45 cm, the table’s monolithic form conveys architectural presence while its proportions make it versatile, ideal as a side table, coffee table, or pedestal for art and objects. The 3-dimensional expression of travertine’s veining across each side highlights the uniqueness of the stone, ensuring no two pieces are ever alike.
This table reflects the Italian modernist ethos of the 1970s, where pure forms and noble materials were brought together to create furniture that is both functional and enduringly collectible. Its timeless aesthetic makes it equally suitable for minimalist interiors, curated design collections, or as a striking accent in contemporary living spaces.
Measurements:
53 × 53 × 45 cm
About Travertine:
Travertine, quarried in Italy since antiquity, has long been valued for its tonal warmth and richly layered veining. Used in both classical architecture and modern design, it bridges history and contemporaneity. Collectors and interior designers continue to prize travertine pieces for their ability to blend natural beauty with architectural refinement, elevating any space with quiet sophistication.
This sculptural cube side table from the 1970s is crafted from solid travertine, showcasing the stone’s most distinctive feature: its flowing natural veins. The interplay of ivory, beige, and warm sand tones across the surfaces transforms the piece from a simple geometric volume into a dynamic composition of texture and movement.
Measuring 53 × 53 × 45 cm, the table’s monolithic form conveys architectural presence while its proportions make it versatile, ideal as a side table, coffee table, or pedestal for art and objects. The 3-dimensional expression of travertine’s veining across each side highlights the uniqueness of the stone, ensuring no two pieces are ever alike.
This table reflects the Italian modernist ethos of the 1970s, where pure forms and noble materials were brought together to create furniture that is both functional and enduringly collectible. Its timeless aesthetic makes it equally suitable for minimalist interiors, curated design collections, or as a striking accent in contemporary living spaces.
Measurements:
53 × 53 × 45 cm
About Travertine:
Travertine, quarried in Italy since antiquity, has long been valued for its tonal warmth and richly layered veining. Used in both classical architecture and modern design, it bridges history and contemporaneity. Collectors and interior designers continue to prize travertine pieces for their ability to blend natural beauty with architectural refinement, elevating any space with quiet sophistication.
These are antique pieces and are sold as such. Although VV does its best to highlight major flaws, minor imperfections should be expected reflecting the age and previous use of the piece.
