Allerton Marble Side Table | ST024
Allerton arranges stone spheres between two broad cylindrical drums, giving the side table an open middle and a strong circular outline. The featured Super White quartzite combines pale grey-white fields with a fine grey network. ST024 is pictured in eleven stone selections, from softly marked creams to layered and richly coloured stones.
Drums, Spheres and Open Spaces
A deep circular top and matching drum-shaped base frame the Allerton side table. Between them, rounded stone spheres create a distinct middle layer, with small openings allowing light through the composition. The flat upper surface and straight cylindrical sides contrast with the changing curves of the spheres.
Seen from the front, the central sphere projects towards the edge while the others recede to either side. This arrangement gives the middle section depth and shadow without introducing a contrasting material. Stone markings can be compared across a flat plane, a cylindrical face and a spherical surface within a single design.
Super White and the Wider Stone Palette
Super White quartzite gives the featured Allerton a pale grey-white palette. Fine grey veins form an irregular network around larger light areas, visible on the deep tabletop edge as well as the spheres. The restrained colours keep the outline of the stacked forms easy to read. Calcite Blue quartzite offers another cool interpretation, with blue fields crossed by cloudy white and fine cream passages.
The marble photographs include five lighter selections with different kinds of movement. Dover White shows cream-white and warm beige patches with grey seams. Monte Canyon has a cooler pale ground and branching grey-brown lines. Calacatta Oyster carries slanting grey-beige veins over white, Oyster Green has cloudy pale green and grey patches, and Namib Bianco is softly ivory with fine beige lines. Four Season Pink adds a mixture of pink, muted green and pale fragments, while French Red is deep reddish-brown with pale pink and white diagonal veins.
Oceanblue travertine introduces grey-beige layered bands and small visible pores. Crema Pinta limestone has a more uniform cream-beige ground with fine scattered flecks. These are separate material selections alongside the marble and quartzite images.
Eleven Pictured Material Selections
- Dover White marble
- Monte Canyon marble
- Calacatta Oyster marble
- Oyster Green marble
- Namib Bianco marble
- Four Season Pink marble
- Super White quartzite
- Calcite Blue quartzite
- French Red marble
- Oceanblue travertine
- Crema Pinta limestone
The spherical middle section reveals markings on a different scale from the two broad drums. Veins may curve out of view around a sphere, while bands extend farther across the cylindrical faces. Colour distribution, vein position and the visible pores in travertine vary between pieces; the gallery provides references for the eleven selections rather than an exact repeated stone layout.
| Stone Options | Dover White marble, Monte Canyon marble, Calacatta Oyster marble, Oyster Green marble, Namib Bianco marble, Four Season Pink marble, Super White quartzite, Calcite Blue quartzite, French Red marble, Oceanblue travertine, Crema Pinta limestone |
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