This pair of square travertine coffee tables from the 1970s embodies the sculptural elegance of Italian modernism. Defined by their offset two-tier composition, they create a dynamic sense of depth and architectural rhythm, while maintaining the quiet refinement that characterizes collectible stone furniture of the era.
The travertine tops are cut from 2 cm slabs, showcasing subtle ivory hues with natural tonal variations and veining unique to each piece. Their geometric balance and layered silhouette make them ideal as a centerpiece in refined interiors, whether styled together as a sculptural ensemble or used individually to enhance spatial dialogue.
Measurements:
65 × 65 × 40 cm
65 × 65 × 35 cm
2 cm (thickness)
About Travertine:
Travertine has been celebrated since antiquity in both architecture and furniture design. Its durability, natural luminosity, and unique veining make every piece geologically unrepeatable. In today’s collectible design market, such features are especially valued, aligning perfectly with the global demand for authentic, timeless, and sculptural works in stone.
This pair of square travertine coffee tables from the 1970s embodies the sculptural elegance of Italian modernism. Defined by their offset two-tier composition, they create a dynamic sense of depth and architectural rhythm, while maintaining the quiet refinement that characterizes collectible stone furniture of the era.
The travertine tops are cut from 2 cm slabs, showcasing subtle ivory hues with natural tonal variations and veining unique to each piece. Their geometric balance and layered silhouette make them ideal as a centerpiece in refined interiors, whether styled together as a sculptural ensemble or used individually to enhance spatial dialogue.
Measurements:
65 × 65 × 40 cm
65 × 65 × 35 cm
2 cm (thickness)
About Travertine:
Travertine has been celebrated since antiquity in both architecture and furniture design. Its durability, natural luminosity, and unique veining make every piece geologically unrepeatable. In today’s collectible design market, such features are especially valued, aligning perfectly with the global demand for authentic, timeless, and sculptural works in stone.
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.
