Vasend White End Table

Marble is a classic, high-end natural stone favored for its weight and substantial feel. While inherently heat-resistant and durable, marble is a porous material. To preserve the pristine white finish of the Vasend tabletop, we recommend using coasters for beverages and avoiding the use of harsh or acidic chemical cleaners, which can etch the stone's surface over time.

For the best ergonomic and visual balance, an end table should ideally stand within two inches of your sofa’s arm height. Standing 21 inches tall, the Vasend end table is perfectly proportioned for modern, low-profile contemporary sofas, providing a convenient surface for drinks or lighting without dominating the furniture's silhouette.

Customer assembly is required for this item. The process is straightforward, typically involving securing the marble tabletop to the pre-formed metal base. We recommend assembling the piece on a soft, carpeted surface to protect the gold finish and the marble edges during the setup process.

This piece is specifically engineered for space-efficiency. With a compact 14.5-inch width and a unique hexagon shape, the Vasend fits easily into tight corners or narrow gaps between seating. Furthermore, its openwork metal base design allows light to pass through, creating an airy, "floating" aesthetic that helps a small room feel larger and less cluttered.

To maintain the "modern glamour" of the gold-finished metal base, simply wipe it down with a soft, dry microfiber cloth to remove dust and fingerprints. For the marble top, use a slightly damp cloth for daily cleaning. Following our general material care expertise, always blot spills immediately rather than wiping them to prevent liquid from settling into the natural pores of the stone.

Beyond its contemporary aesthetic, the hexagon shape provides multiple flat "faces," allowing you to nestle the table flush against a sofa side or even group multiple units together to create a custom, modular coffee table arrangement. The crisp angles provide a sharp, geometric contrast to more traditional, rounded furniture pieces.