Alderley Marble Side Table | ST023
Alderley combines a broad circular stone top with a sculptural pedestal that narrows where two rounded forms meet. Featured in Breccia Botticelli marble, ST023 brings together soft green, cream and blush fragments. Ten pictured stone selections give this distinctive silhouette a choice of colours, veining and banded patterns.
A Narrow Waist Between Rounded Forms
Alderley begins with a wide circular top and a straight, clearly defined rim. Beneath it, the pedestal extends downward as an elongated cylinder, rounding inward towards a narrow waist. The lower section rises from a flat base with a curved shoulder, meeting the upper form at this slender point.
The result is a profile shaped by two opposing curves. The tabletop supplies a strong horizontal line, while the pedestal alternates between straight sides and rounded transitions. Stone remains visible across the broad top, around its edge and along both curved sections, allowing the pattern to become part of the design.
The Breccia Botticelli Interpretation
Breccia Botticelli marble gives the featured table a pale green ground broken into cream, beige and blush-coloured fragments. Fine darker seams and small warm accents connect the irregular areas. The tabletop reveals a broad spread of these markings; on the pedestal they wrap around the cylindrical faces and the rounded waist.
The marble images span several different pattern styles. Nero Marquina has a dark ground crossed by white veins. Fior di Pesco combines grey tones with white lines and small rust accents, while Burberry Red has pale fragments outlined by reddish-brown networks. Notre Dame shows broad pale green-grey and pink areas divided by dark seams; Milas Lilac brings a finer grey-plum web over white.
Branco Alpinus quartzite is shown with pale fragments and darker clustered patches. Calcite Blue quartzite has cool blue fields with cloudy white passages. Green Onyx introduces pale green and cream bands with honey-coloured lines. Red Travertine offers a warmer red-orange palette with fine horizontal layers and visible pores. These quartzite, onyx and travertine selections are presented separately from the marble options.
Ten Stone Choices in the Gallery
- Nero Marquina marble
- Fior di Pesco marble
- Burberry Red marble
- Notre Dame marble
- Milas Lilac marble
- Breccia Botticelli marble
- Branco Alpinus quartzite
- Calcite Blue quartzite
- Green Onyx
- Red travertine
Reading the Stone Around the Curves
The rounded waist changes the angle at which light falls across the stone, so a single band or vein may look broader on one part of the pedestal and finer on another. Fragment size, vein placement and colour balance differ between pieces. For travertine, the distribution of visible pores also varies; the photographs illustrate the selected materials rather than a fixed pattern arrangement.
| Stone Options | Nero Marquina marble, Fior di Pesco marble, Burberry Red marble, Notre Dame marble, Milas Lilac marble, Breccia Botticelli marble, Branco Alpinus quartzite, Calcite Blue quartzite, Green Onyx, Red travertine |
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