Move Over Quiet Luxury—Sculptural Stone Is Taking Over Design This Year

First up: a coffee table looks like it was carved from a Brutalist dream—especially in Calacatta Viola, aka the “it” marble of the moment. The striking veining (think wine-dark streaks over creamy stone) instantly elevates any room, making it more of an art piece than a place to set your latte. Not to mention that it’s available in two generous sizes (39 inches or 56) and four other marbles—including Arabescato, Kunis Breccia, Coral Red and Carrara White. Each slab is not only sourced directly from Italy but also finished with a protective honed polish. (Though, like any natural stone, it still needs some TLC—no dragging cast iron candleholders across the top.)

Equal parts playful and architectural, this side table turns a 23.6-inch round top and curved block legs into a shapely moment. It’s carved from solid Galaxy Blue marble—rich with inky veining and stormy depth—and finished with a smooth, honed seal. At just under 20 inches tall and weighing nearly 120 pounds, it’s also substantial enough to anchor a space, yet compact enough to float next to a lounge chair or bedside. Bonus: The base has a protective fabric underside, and custom sizes or stones are available on request.

A travertine table that doesn’t scream “Tuscan villa circa 2002?” Say less. With its conical pedestal base and clean, circular top, this piece reads more modern minimalism than old-world rustic. It’s available in three stone options—White Travertine, and a warm, semi-gloss Red Travertine—each with a soft, honed finish that shows off the natural texture without feeling overworked. At just over 29 inches tall and 51 inches across, it’s ideal for smaller dining areas or breakfast nooks where you still want to impress. (Bonus: Custom sizes are available if you need something more exact.)

With its undulating, 55-inch silhouette and cylindrical pedestal base, the Elyse feels like a modernist sculpture that just so happens to be a coffee table. It’s available in two stone types—Moon Light marble and White Travertine—both sourced from Italy and finished with a soft-honed seal. The travertine version embraces natural imperfections (expect subtle pitting and tonal variation), while Moon Light offers a smoother, more uniform cream tone. The base is also hollowed for easier placement, and the entire piece is subtly asymmetric (offering an organic contrast to boxy sectionals and clean-lined rugs).

Sleek, grounded and unapologetically dramatic, this is a dining table that makes a statement before the chairs even arrive. It’s crafted from Rosso Luana marble—known for its swirling black, green and white veining—and finished with a smooth, honed seal. Available in two sizes (6-foot or 8-foot lengths), the 1.4-inch-thick top rests on a solid block pedestal, with protective fabric on the base to safeguard your floors. And at nearly 430 pounds in its 6-foot form, this table isn’t going anywhere—and that’s kind of the point.