Clifton II Large Round Coffee Table - Dark Travertine & Charcoal Black

The Clifton II is a 75cm round coffee table pairing a dark travertine stone top with a charcoal black aluminium cone base. The travertine surface is cut from natural stone and shows mineral veining in shades of grey, taupe and charcoal, with surface pitting and tonal variation characteristic of the material. The cone base tapers from 75cm diameter at the top to approximately 40cm at the floor, giving the table a low, grounded profile at 45cm height.

Designed for living rooms and lounge areas with seating arrangements of 2.5-3.5m wide, the Clifton II sits comfortably between sofas and armchairs without dominating sightlines. The 75cm diameter provides enough surface area for books, trays and decorative objects while leaving space for movement around the table. The 22.5kg combined weight of the travertine and aluminium base gives stability on rugs and hard floors, resisting tipping when items are placed near the edge.

The dark travertine finish ranges from warm grey-brown to cooler charcoal depending on the section of stone each top is cut from, so individual tables show different mineral patterns and tonal depth. The aluminium base carries a matt black powder-coat finish that absorbs rather than reflects light, softening the industrial geometry of the cone. The contrast between the organic stone surface and the geometric metal base suits both warm-toned contemporary interiors and cooler monochrome schemes.

Travertine is a sedimentary stone softer than granite or marble, so the surface may show minor edge chips or light scratches over time with regular use. This is a characteristic of the material rather than a defect. The stone is porous and should not be exposed to prolonged contact with liquids — use coasters and trays for drinks and damp objects.

What is the actual diameter of the tabletop?

The travertine top is 75cm in diameter. The cone base tapers from the same 75cm width at the top down to approximately 40cm at the floor, giving a stable footprint without extending beyond the stone.

Does the travertine vary between tables?

Yes. Each top is cut from natural travertine stone, so the mineral veining, tonal variation and surface pitting differ between individual pieces. Some tops lean towards warmer grey-brown tones, others towards cooler charcoal. This is a feature of the natural material.

How is the travertine surface maintained?

Travertine is porous and softer than granite or marble. Wipe spills immediately with a dry or barely-damp cloth. Use coasters and trays for drinks and wet objects. Avoid household sprays, acidic cleaners (vinegar, citrus) and abrasive cloths, as these can etch or dull the stone.

Is the table heavy enough to stay stable on a rug?

Yes. The combined weight of the stone top and aluminium base is 22.5kg, which provides good stability on both hard floors and low-pile rugs. On thick or shag rugs the cone base may sink slightly, but the weight distribution keeps the table level.