Terim Beige Accent Table

To preserve the integrity of the natural stone, we recommend using coasters for all drinks to prevent etching or staining from acidic liquids. For regular cleaning, use a soft, damp cloth with a drop of mild, pH-neutral soap. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive pads on both the travertine and the brass-finished support, as these can strip the protective finish or damage the stone’s porous surface.

This table is an ideal choice for space-conscious living. With a slim profile of just 12 inches wide and 8 inches deep, it is specifically designed to provide a functional surface in tight quarters, such as a narrow entryway or tucked between a chair and a wall, without obstructing foot traffic.

Despite its slender 22-inch height and compact footprint, this table is designed for stability. The "substantial travertine base" mentioned in its construction provides a heavy, low center of gravity that helps prevent tipping, making it a reliable choice for holding a lamp or decorative items in busy households or homes with pets.

Yes, this table features a natural travertine top and a substantial travertine base. Because travertine is a natural limestone formed by mineral springs, each piece possesses unique pits, textures, and beige color variations. This ensures that your table is a one-of-a-kind statement piece with the organic beauty and durability that only authentic stone can provide.

At 22 inches tall, this table is designed to sit comfortably alongside most modern sofas and armchairs. A general design rule for a cohesive look is that an accent table should be within two inches of the height of your sofa’s arm. Measuring your furniture before purchase ensures a balanced look and easy access to items placed on the table.

This item requires customer assembly. The process involves securing the sleek brass support column to the travertine base and the oval top. Given the weight of natural travertine, we recommend assembling the pieces on a soft, carpeted surface to protect the stone edges and the floor during the setup process.