Table type
Dining, coffee, side or console - every scale considered.
Bespoke Marble Tables · UK
Design Your Bespoke Marble Table
Choose your size, shape, stone and finish. Receive a tailored quote, expert guidance, and a clear path from concept to delivery.
We review every request personally.
Made to order
Natural stone
Bespoke dimensions
Designer consultation
Optional 3D visualisation
Tailored to your interior
Every element is configurable to suit the geometry, light and rhythm of your home.
Shape
Round, oval, rectangular, or organically hand-shaped edges.
Dimensions
Millimetre-perfect sizing to your floor plan and proportions.
Stone selection
Carrara, Calacatta, Travertine, Nero Marquina and rare Verde.
Base & finish
Monolithic stone pedestals or refined metal frameworks.
Seating capacity
Optimised leg placement for four to twelve guests.
Style direction
Minimal, organic, classical or sculptural - defined together.
Inspiration fit
Share images and we translate the feeling into stone.
Explore our stone library
Calacatta, Carrara, Travertine, Nero Marquina, rare Verde - see every stone we work with up close.
Designer consultation
Need help shaping the right design?
You don't need to figure everything out alone. Our furniture and interior designer guides proportions, materials, placement and style fit. For selected projects, we create a 3D model of your table inside your own interior before production begins.
- - Guidance on size and proportion
- - Stone and finish selection help
- - Room-fit consultation
- - Optional 3D visualisation using room photos or plans
Past Commissions
Real pieces, real homes. Tap any project to see the stone, dimensions, and the thinking behind it.
Patagonia Quartzite Round Dining Table
Design tip
Quartzite is harder and more stain-resistant than marble - a practical choice for dining surfaces without sacrificing drama.
Patagonia Quartzite Round Dining Table
A four-person round dining table in striking Patagonia quartzite - a stone so dramatic it reads almost like landscape photography under dining light. Paired with a monolithic black granite pedestal base sculpted with architectural presence. Designed for a living room that needed a dining piece with genuine visual weight.
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Quartzite is harder and more stain-resistant than marble - a practical choice for dining surfaces without sacrificing drama.
Myra Marble Dining Table - Chevron Base
Design tip
Myra marble has a gentle texture that softens formal dining rooms - pair with linen, muted tones and warm-toned lighting.
Myra Marble Dining Table - Chevron Base
A rectangular dining table in Myra marble - a Turkish stone with soft grey-green tones and flowing fossil-like veining. The chevron-shaped base in matching Myra stone creates a unified composition, as though the entire piece emerged from a single source. Designed for a family dining room seeking warmth without pastels.
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Myra marble has a gentle texture that softens formal dining rooms - pair with linen, muted tones and warm-toned lighting.
Mugla White Marble Oval Dining Table
Design tip
All-stone tables are significantly heavier than metal-base designs - plan placement before delivery and consider floor loading on upper floors.
Mugla White Marble Oval Dining Table
A fully monolithic oval dining table in Mugla white marble - top, column and base in the same quarried stone. The oval form softens the room geometry and seats six comfortably. The cross-profile base gives structural elegance without adding visual bulk.
Design tip
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All-stone tables are significantly heavier than metal-base designs - plan placement before delivery and consider floor loading on upper floors.
Calacatta Viola Console - Art Deco Frame
Design tip
Calacatta Viola's purple veining is best lit from above - a directed spotlight turns the stone surface into artwork.
Calacatta Viola Console - Art Deco Frame
A statement hallway console in Calacatta Viola - its purple-grey veining complemented by an intricate brushed-gold metal base in an Art Deco circular motif. The base was drawn with repeated arched forms echoing the architecture of the entrance hall. Designed for a Sofia penthouse apartment.
Design tip
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Calacatta Viola's purple veining is best lit from above - a directed spotlight turns the stone surface into artwork.
Calacatta Viola Coffee Table - Full Plinth
Design tip
Plinth-style tables with no visible legs make small living rooms feel more open - the eye reads the stone as sculpture rather than furniture.
Calacatta Viola Coffee Table - Full Plinth
A monolithic coffee table cut from Calacatta Viola - plinth base, sides and top in continuous stone without metal or visible joints. The dramatic black-purple veining runs through every visible face, making the block appear carved from a single breathing material. Designed for a living room with a sculptural brief.
Design tip
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Plinth-style tables with no visible legs make small living rooms feel more open - the eye reads the stone as sculpture rather than furniture.
Bianco Carrara Coffee Table - Minimal Slab
Design tip
When the room already has strong texture and colour, choose a calmer stone. Carrara is versatile, reliable and beautiful under everything.
Bianco Carrara Coffee Table - Minimal Slab
A clean-lined rectangular coffee table in classic Bianco Carrara - lightly veined, honed to a matte finish. Designed as a quiet counterpoint to a room of strong textures: boucle, oak and worn leather. Carrara's restraint was intentional - a foundation stone rather than a focal point.
Design tip
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When the room already has strong texture and colour, choose a calmer stone. Carrara is versatile, reliable and beautiful under everything.
Nero Marquina Console - Rounded Form
Design tip
Black marble in a dark hallway creates depth rather than bulk. Add a single light source above and the veining becomes the entrance's focal point.
Nero Marquina Console - Rounded Form
A semi-oval console in Nero Marquina with softened rounded ends and a simple matte-black C-frame base. The black stone disappears into darker interiors and reads as shadow, giving the impression of a floating surface. Designed for a hallway where space and subtlety were equally important.
Design tip
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Black marble in a dark hallway creates depth rather than bulk. Add a single light source above and the veining becomes the entrance's focal point.
Calacatta Viola Side Table - L-Bracket
Design tip
L-profile tables work best when the stone's veining is matched at the join - we hand-select slabs for continuity before cutting begins.
Calacatta Viola Side Table - L-Bracket
A compact L-profile side table cut from Calacatta Viola - two slabs joined at ninety degrees, the bracket forming both base and structural element. The bold veining wraps the corner continuously, making the join almost invisible. Placed beside a boucle sofa in a reading corner.
Design tip
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L-profile tables work best when the stone's veining is matched at the join - we hand-select slabs for continuity before cutting begins.
Bianco Carrara Console - Slender Frame
Design tip
Slim-frame consoles work best with a thin stone top - 2 cm gives cleaner proportions than 3 cm when the base is already minimal.
Bianco Carrara Console - Slender Frame
A hall console in Bianco Carrara on a slender matte-black welded frame - the thinnest possible steel maintaining an elegant silhouette. The Carrara top is cut with square corners and a sharp eased edge, keeping the line architectural. Designed for a minimal entrance where the artwork above needed room.
Design tip
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Slim-frame consoles work best with a thin stone top - 2 cm gives cleaner proportions than 3 cm when the base is already minimal.
Black Granite Console - Minimal Frame
Design tip
Polished black granite is one of the most practical choices for high-traffic areas - scratch-resistant, sealed against moisture, and its reflective surface acts as a secondary light source.
Black Granite Console - Minimal Frame
An ultra-narrow console in polished black granite on a simple welded matte-black frame. At 30 cm depth it fills hallways that conventional furniture cannot. The deep polish of the granite reflects corridor light, effectively doubling the perceived brightness. Designed for a narrow hallway with a dark decorative plaster wall.
Design tip
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Polished black granite is one of the most practical choices for high-traffic areas - scratch-resistant, sealed against moisture, and its reflective surface acts as a secondary light source.
Mugla Marble Coffee Table - Thin Metal Frame
Design tip
Honed Mugla marble is forgiving on fingerprints and everyday contact - a practical choice for coffee table use without losing the stone's quiet elegance.
Mugla Marble Coffee Table - Thin Metal Frame
A rectangular coffee table in Mugla white marble on a slender matte-black welded frame. The marble is lightly veined and honed to a matte finish - understated by design, letting natural light play across its surface throughout the day. Delivered to a Sofia living room where the brief was warmth without weight.
Design tip
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Honed Mugla marble is forgiving on fingerprints and everyday contact - a practical choice for coffee table use without losing the stone's quiet elegance.
Quartzite Nightstand - Monolithic with Shelf
Design tip
Monolithic stone nightstands can weigh 40–60 kg - plan floor placement and delivery access carefully, especially on upper floors.
Quartzite Nightstand - Monolithic with Shelf
A fully monolithic bedside table in exotic quartzite - carved with an open shelf, the piece reads as a single expressive block. The dramatic white-grey-black veining wraps all four visible faces, making every side a composition. Designed for a master bedroom where the bed frame is the room's dark anchor and the nightstand needed to match its presence.
Design tip
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Monolithic stone nightstands can weigh 40–60 kg - plan floor placement and delivery access carefully, especially on upper floors.
Quartzite Plinth Coffee Table
Design tip
Quartzite coffee tables pair well with soft furnishings in muted tones - the stone provides all the visual weight the room needs.
Quartzite Plinth Coffee Table
A rectangular plinth coffee table in exotic quartzite with dramatic black-grey-white patterning. Part of a larger living room commission - paired with an organic side table and set against a teal velvet sectional. The stone's high contrast was intentional: it grounds the pale room palette and anchors the seating group without additional decoration.
Design tip
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Quartzite coffee tables pair well with soft furnishings in muted tones - the stone provides all the visual weight the room needs.
Organic Table Set - Mugla & Emperador
Design tip
Two-stone table sets work best when the stones contrast tonally - one quiet, one bold. The contrast does the work; the forms can afford to be restrained.
Organic Table Set - Mugla & Emperador
A paired set of organically shaped coffee tables - one in Mugla white marble, one in Emperador dark - both on matching matte-black metal cross bases. The organic forms were hand-shaped to complement each other rather than mirror, creating a composed asymmetry. Designed for a living room with classical architectural detailing and a dark velvet sofa.
Design tip
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Two-stone table sets work best when the stones contrast tonally - one quiet, one bold. The contrast does the work; the forms can afford to be restrained.
From idea to finished table
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Share your idea
Send dimensions, room details or inspiration through the brief.
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We review
Our team - and where helpful, our designer - studies the request.
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Tailored quote
You receive a quote with options and, if relevant, a 3D visualisation.
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Final details
Specifications and slab selection are confirmed before production.
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Production & delivery
Crafted in our atelier and delivered with white-glove care.
For an accurate quote
What helps us prepare your quote
- · Table type and intended use
- · Approximate dimensions or seating count
- · Preferred shape (or open to suggestions)
- · Stone or finish preference (or designer to recommend)
- · Delivery postcode
- · Inspiration links or room photos
After you submit
What to expect next
- 01 Your request is confirmed as received within minutes.
- 02 We review the details by hand and contact you within one business day.
- 03 A tailored quote is prepared with options, pricing and lead time.
- 04 You approve the final concept in writing before production starts.
Typical lead time
6 – 12 weeks from approved quote
Begin your brief
Share what you have. You can leave fields blank - our designer can guide the rest.
Common questions
Do you deliver to the UK?
Yes - we deliver across the UK. Once your order is confirmed, we coordinate delivery directly and keep you updated at every stage.
How long does a bespoke order take?
Typically 4 – 6 weeks from approved quote, depending on stone and base complexity. We confirm the exact lead time in your quote and update you at each milestone - slab selection, fabrication, finishing, and dispatch.
Is delivery included in the price?
Yes - delivery is included in the final price. There are no additional charges on top of your quote.
Can you help if I do not know the exact dimensions?
Absolutely. Share what you have - room context, intended use, reference images - and our designer will guide you to the right proportions. For larger projects, we can advise based on a floor plan or even photos of the space.
Can I get a 3D visualisation first?
For selected projects, we render the proposed piece inside a 3D model of your space using your room photos or plan. We'll let you know during the quote stage if your project is a good fit for this service.
Will the marble look exactly like the photo?
Natural stone varies - each slab is unique, which is part of the beauty. We send detailed photos of your specific slab before production, and you approve it before any cutting begins. Nothing is left to chance.
When is the final design confirmed?
All specifications - dimensions, finishes, base details, slab selection - are confirmed in writing before any work begins. Nothing goes into production without your explicit, written approval.
What is the deposit and payment schedule?
A deposit secures your slot in our production schedule, with the balance due before dispatch. The full schedule, payment terms and protections are clearly set out in your quote and confirmation paperwork.
Start your custom table project
Share your idea, dimensions, or inspiration and receive a tailored quote with expert guidance.
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