Two stacked stones holding up a tabletop — a shape drawn from Tibetan stone stacking, built either as a narrow corner table or as a 47-inch elliptical coffee table.
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Two connected stones form the base, so the support is also the decoration — there is no separate leg or frame to look at.
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A weighted, interconnected base keeps a carved shape stable, which is what stops an organic form from rocking when someone leans on the edge.
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Two shapes, two jobs. The corner table is the narrow, taller piece; the elliptical coffee table is the low, wide one — the measurements for both are in the table below.
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About ten minutes to assemble, with no complex tools needed.
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A smooth, low-maintenance surface resists wear and cleans with a damp cloth.
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White, Black or Gray — a neutral set that suits contemporary, Scandinavian and mid-century rooms.
An organic, stacked-stone shape does something a rectangle cannot: it softens a room full of straight lines, and with no corners to walk into it suits a space where people move around the furniture rather than past it. Choose the elliptical for the middle of a seating area and the corner table for the end of a sofa or beside a chair.
For a rectangular surface at the same 47-inch width, see the double-layer sintered stone coffee table; for a round pedestal, the nesting round stone table. More in Home Decor and Furniture.
Measurements by table
| Table |
Width |
Depth |
Height |
Weight |
| End Tables |
20.1 in / 51 cm |
11.4 in / 29 cm |
19.7 in / 50 cm |
18.7 lb / 8.5 kg |
| Coffee Tables |
47.24 in / 120 cm |
25.59 in / 65 cm |
15.75 in / 40 cm |
71.65 lb / 32.5 kg |
White, Black or Gray. Corner table 20.1 x 11.4 x 19.7 in. at 18.7 lb; elliptical coffee table 47.24 x 25.59 x 15.75 in. at 71.65 lb. Weighted interconnected two-stone base. Wipe clean with a damp cloth; assembles in about ten minutes.
