This Italian coffee table from the 1970s adds a sharp contrast in form and light to the interior. The beautiful beige color of the travertine with an abundance of color shades gives it a distinct character.

The exciting thing about this item is that it consists of two parts so that you can slide endlessly and arrange them in many combinations. The sleek shapes add another lovely aspect to this. This comes to the surface when you place the two tables far apart from each other. The result is the creation of a space in which the item becomes more recognizable as a sculpture. Of course, it is also possible to put the parts against each other in such a way that it becomes a traditional square coffee table.

You can for instance rearrange depending on the situation. Because a travertine leg runs exactly in the middle, left and right corners are created that create a shadow play. Although clear in its straight edges, this table has a chameleon-like character and can be perfectly combined with all kinds of shapes and colors in terms of sofas, rugs, floors, and so on.

The table has a small chip on the corner but is otherwise in excellent condition.