Stone does not apologise for its weight — and neither does the Quarum. Composed of four individual black marble blocks, each bearing its own unique constellation of white veining, this table is as much a geological event as it is a piece of furniture. The blocks are arranged in deliberate proximity, separated by a cruciform negative space that draws the eye inward — a void that gives the solid mass its drama.
Monolithic in presence yet refined in execution, the Quarum transforms any living space into a gallery. Place it, and the room arranges itself around it.
Key Features
Four individual black marble blocks with natural white veining — each unique
Cruciform negative space between blocks for architectural visual tension
Polished marble surfaces that reflect light with quiet intensity
No legs — sits directly on the floor as a plinth-style statement piece
Each piece is one-of-a-kind due to natural marble variation
Dimensions
Please enquire for exact dimensions — available upon request
