1970s Italian Travertine Table

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Reminiscent of classical Roman architecture, this Italian travertine table is sculptural, yet minimalistic. It's sleek hexagonal plinth base complements the … Read more Reminiscent of classical Roman architecture, this Italian travertine table is sculptural, yet minimalistic. It's sleek hexagonal plinth base complements the smooth vibrant texture of natural stone. This contemporary take on a simple pedestal table features a no-nonsense monolithic form allowing focus to be drawn to the characterful veining and vintage patina. Sporting a clean, geometric silhouette, this table combines modern aesthetics for a functional design that works as an understated dining, a sophisticated breakfast nook or even as an entry way table. It can easily fit 4 chairs, cocktails and a mahjong mat!

Dims: 49.25" dia x 29.5"h *This table is HEAVY. One of the heaviest pieces we have ever had clocking in at 500 Ibs. The base is hollow, but the sides are several inches thick. Please keep this in mind when determining a location for the table."

Fun fact: Travertine was used in the Colosseum and St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. The 1970s brought a revival of stone in Southern Europe that spread globally, most clearly seen in Los Angeles architecture including, The Cathedral of Our Lady of Angels, The Getty Center and the Los Angeles Times Building amongst others. See less