Kalispell Blue Accent Table

For both functional ease and visual balance, an accent table should typically stand within two inches of your seating’s arm height. Standing 23 inches tall, this table is designed to pair perfectly with most standard contemporary sofas. Its slim 18"w x 12"d footprint makes it an excellent "visual lightweight" choice for narrow entryways or tight corners in urban apartments where space is at a premium.

While the polished blue stone top is exceptionally durable, its natural characteristics—including the unique white marbling and veining—require specific care to maintain their beauty. Based on our material expertise, we recommend using coasters to protect the surface from acidic liquids and water rings. For cleaning, simply use a soft, damp cloth with mild soap and water, avoiding harsh abrasives that could dull the stone's polished finish or the antiqued brushed gold of the iron base.

Yes, an oval shape is a highly practical choice for active households. By eliminating sharp corners, the oval stone top reduces the risk of accidental bumps or injuries in high-traffic areas. Furthermore, the weight of the iron base and the inset stone top provide a lower center of gravity, making the table more resistant to tipping if accidentally brushed by a pet or a child.

This table features a hand-forged iron base, a material chosen for its superior strength-to-weight ratio. Unlike lighter composites, an iron frame provides the necessary stability to support a heavy stone top without being bulky. The pedestal design and trestle legs offer a sturdy foundation while maintaining an open, airy look that prevents a small room from feeling overcrowded.

This table is designed for customer assembly. While professional help is not required, we recommend a careful setup to ensure the stone top is perfectly level and securely attached to the iron trestle base. Following the provided instructions ensures the long-term stability and structural integrity of the piece.

While matching sets offer a traditional look, contemporary design often favors mixing materials and finishes to build texture. The combination of antiqued brushed gold and blue stone allows this table to serve as a sophisticated "pop of color" or a contrasting accent piece that complements various metal or wood finishes already present in your living space.