Ercolino Coffee table

Design

The Ercolino coffee table from Capital relies on clear geometry and a quiet confidence. The generous square top gives it a strong, centered presence, while the low profile keeps it easy around lounge seating. Light plays across the marble surface, picking up the soft sheen and subtle reflections that make the piece feel alive during the day and quietly discreet in the evening.

Designed by Boatto Martino Studio for the 2022 Coffee Tables collection, it reads as a single, solid volume. There is no visual clutter, just clean lines and a considered proportion that lets the material speak first.

Materials & Build

This table is all about marble and metal in balance. The marble top shows its veins and nuances openly, each slab with its own character. The finishing options in marble and metals give room to align the piece with a particular interior, whether it leans warmer or cooler in tone.

At about 39.4 inches wide and deep, and 16.9 inches high, the coffee table carries a substantial weight of roughly 331 pounds. That mass is not incidental. It gives the piece a grounded feel and a reassuring stability that suits both private and contract spaces.

Comfort in Use

Comfort here is about how the table behaves in daily life. The broad surface easily hosts a tray, a stack of books, and the usual cluster of cups without feeling crowded. Its height sits naturally with most sofas, close enough to be useful without interrupting sightlines.

The smooth marble finish is pleasant to touch. Edges are visually crisp yet refined enough for relaxed, everyday use.

Placement & Lifestyle

Ercolino works best where it can breathe a little: in front of a deep sofa, between armchairs, or anchoring a generous seating island. The square plan makes it intuitive to position, whether the room is formal or more casual.

It suits interiors that appreciate material honesty—spaces where a real marble table becomes part of the daily routine, not just an occasional showpiece.

Longevity

With its solid build and marble construction, this Capital coffee table is designed for long service. The substantial weight and stable structure mean it will not shift easily, even under regular use.

Marble naturally develops a subtle patina over time, and that slow change is part of the appeal. The table is meant to stay in place, grow familiar, and remain visually relevant as the surrounding furniture and accessories evolve.