Casilda Coffe table

Design

The Casilda Coffee Table sets a calm, modern tone with a clean rectangular silhouette that doesn’t push for attention yet quietly defines the room. Proportion is the point here: the top reads generous without feeling heavy, while the linear base keeps the profile light. There’s a considered balance of warmth and cool, of texture and line. The addition of marble slats introduces a subtle, color-based rhythm across the surface, a small gesture that changes the conversation from simple to studied. It’s part of the Icon catalogue and conceived by Ramón Esteve, which shows in the restraint and in the clarity of the form.

Materials & Build

A stainless-steel frame forms the structure, precisely engineered and powder-coated for a durable finish. On top, iroko wood brings a natural depth of tone and grain, complemented by those marble slats for a refined contrast. Nothing feels decorative for the sake of it; every material does its job. Part of the Casilda collection by Talenti, it follows the collection’s measured approach to minimal design and honest construction.

Scale is comfortable and practical: approximately 55.1 inches wide, 27.6 inches deep, and 11 inches high. The piece weighs about 121 pounds, which underscores its stability without making it immovable. It arrives packaged as a single piece, ready to take its place.

Comfort in Use

At about 11 inches high, the table sits right where relaxed seating lives. Reaching for a book, setting down a glass, sliding a tray across the surface—none of it asks for effort. The open span invites daily use, from morning coffee to late-night conversation, while the rectangular footprint keeps circulation easy around a sofa or pair of lounge chairs. It feels composed, never fussy, and that ease shows up in the way people gather around it.

Placement & Lifestyle

This table earns its keep in a living room or lounge setting, anchoring the space without crowding it. It pairs just as well with plush, sink-in upholstery as it does with leaner silhouettes. The mix of steel, iroko, and marble works with a range of palettes, from soft neutrals to deeper tonal schemes. Some will center it and let it lead; others will layer it with books, candles, or a single sculptural bowl. Either approach suits the design. And because the look is streamlined, it transitions easily between casual weekends and more formal company.

Longevity

Materials were chosen with endurance in mind. The powder-coated stainless-steel frame stands up to daily use, while iroko wood brings inherent strength and a natural surface that rewards good care. Marble accents keep their crisp character with thoughtful handling. Over time, the piece doesn’t shout for maintenance, it just appreciates