Marielle Marble Side Table | ST017
Marielle places a round stone tabletop above an offset arrangement of spherical forms. A large sphere at the base, a smaller ball to one side and a rounded element beneath the top create its sculptural profile. The featured Classic Travertine brings warm beige bands and visible pores to ST017.
Circles Above an Offset Base
Three rounded forms define the base of Marielle. The largest sits at floor level, with a smaller sphere set off to one side and a further rounded element tucked beneath the tabletop. Their staggered arrangement opens spaces between the curves, giving a changing outline as the table is viewed from different positions.
Above them, the circular top introduces a broad horizontal plane. Its rounded rim echoes the curves below without adding another decorative detail. The contrast in scale between the large lower sphere and the smaller forms draws attention to the composition, while the stone pattern carries across both flat and curved surfaces.
Classic Travertine and Nine Stone Alternatives
Classic Travertine is shown in the main photograph. Warm cream-beige layers run across the top and around the rounded base, with small visible pores adding detail to the surface. Its closely spaced bands emphasise the change from a flat tabletop to a sphere.
The marble images offer several lighter interpretations: Monte Canyon combines a pale ground with branching grey-brown veins; Calacatta Oyster has slender taupe lines and soft grey markings; Oyster Green introduces cloudy green-white areas and larger grey patches. Namib Bianco shows soft beige streaks over an ivory ground.
Stronger patterns appear in Noir Grand Antique, where white veins cross deep black, and Four Season Pink, with pink, muted green and cream fragments. Milas Lilac presents a white ground threaded with a fine grey-plum network. Two quartzite selections complete the pictured range: Taj Mahal has gentle cream-beige lines, while Invisible Grey combines pale fragments with darker grey branches and warm gold accents.
Materials Illustrated
- Monte Canyon marble
- Calacatta Oyster marble
- Oyster Green marble
- Namib Bianco marble
- Noir Grand Antique marble
- Four Season Pink marble
- Milas Lilac marble
- Taj Mahal quartzite
- Invisible Grey quartzite
- Classic travertine
Pattern Seen in the Round
A vein changes its apparent direction as it turns around a sphere. Broad colour areas may dominate one side of the base, while finer markings become visible on another. Travertine pores and layered bands also vary from piece to piece. The ten photographs provide material references rather than an exact map of the markings on a future table.
| Stone Options | Monte Canyon marble, Calacatta Oyster marble, Oyster Green marble, Namib Bianco marble, Noir Grand Antique marble, Four Season Pink marble, Milas Lilac marble, Taj Mahal quartzite, Invisible Grey quartzite, Classic travertine |
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