This rare set of three vintage Italian coffee tables from the 1970s is carved in solid travertine, featuring bold octagonal tops resting on monolithic bases. The design combines geometric precision with the organic beauty of natural stone, highlighting travertine’s warm beige tones and characteristic veining. Each table is crafted in a different height, allowing them to be displayed together as a striking layered composition or used individually as side, accent, or coffee tables. With their sculptural form and timeless materiality, these tables embody the refined elegance of Italian modernist design.
Measurements:
52 × 39 cm
52 × 31 cm
52 × 23 cm
4 cm (thickness)
About the piece:
Travertine furniture from 1970s Italy remains highly sought after in the international collectible design market. Sets such as this, with distinctive octagonal tops, are especially rare and valued for their architectural quality and sculptural presence. Both versatile and monumental, they are an investment in Italian craftsmanship, appreciated by collectors, architects, and interior designers worldwide.
This rare set of three vintage Italian coffee tables from the 1970s is carved in solid travertine, featuring bold octagonal tops resting on monolithic bases. The design combines geometric precision with the organic beauty of natural stone, highlighting travertine’s warm beige tones and characteristic veining. Each table is crafted in a different height, allowing them to be displayed together as a striking layered composition or used individually as side, accent, or coffee tables. With their sculptural form and timeless materiality, these tables embody the refined elegance of Italian modernist design.
Measurements:
52 × 39 cm
52 × 31 cm
52 × 23 cm
4 cm (thickness)
About the piece:
Travertine furniture from 1970s Italy remains highly sought after in the international collectible design market. Sets such as this, with distinctive octagonal tops, are especially rare and valued for their architectural quality and sculptural presence. Both versatile and monumental, they are an investment in Italian craftsmanship, appreciated by collectors, architects, and interior designers worldwide.
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.
