Venice Coffee Table

Design

The Venice Coffee Table brings a quiet sense of theater to the setting. Low, broad, and confidently square, it anchors a conversation area without shouting for attention. Its ceramic lava stone top nods to water and light, a subtle play of reflection that recalls the city that inspired it. The profile stays deliberately restrained so the surface can do the talking. Ludovica + Roberto Palomba shaped the piece with a modern, architectural eye: a substantial top balanced by the visual lightness of an accoya wood frame. At roughly 47.2 by 47.2 inches and 11 inches high, the scale sits comfortably with lounge seating, keeping sight lines clear and the room feeling open.

It reads as refined yet approachable. Edges are crisp, proportions considered, and nothing feels forced. The table simply belongs—indoors or out—without asking the rest of the space to change around it.

Materials & Build

The top is ceramic lava stone, chosen for its character as much as its performance. There’s a polished sophistication to the finish, yet the hand still meets a gentle, natural texture. Colors span from soft peach notes to deeper blues, allowing a tailored match to the palette at home. Beneath, the frame is accoya wood—engineered to withstand weather and maintain its form—so the piece looks light but lives heavy-duty. Joints are clean, transitions honest. Nothing ornamental, just the right materials in the right places.

The table carries a reassuring presence at about 75 pounds, which helps it sit firmly on a terrace or rug. Dimensions convert cleanly to American metrics—47.2 inches wide, 47.2 inches deep, 11 inches high—so scale planning is straightforward. It is not stackable, and it is packaged as 1+1 pieces for protection in transit.

Comfort & Use

Comfort, here, is about ease. The low height invites a relaxed posture; a hand finds the surface without reaching, and conversation flows across it. The square format serves groups well—everyone gets access, nobody leans too far. The stone’s touch is pleasantly cool, the wood frame warm to the eye, so the table supports both casual mornings and late evenings without fuss.

Drinks, books, a tray or two—it handles daily rituals gracefully. And because the design stays calm, it makes the surrounding seating feel more composed, not crowded.

Placement & Lifestyle

This table finds its place quickly. On a deck with low sectional seating, under a pergola with woven lounge chairs, or indoors where durability matters just as much as style. The color spectrum—ranging from sun-warmed peach to cool dusk blues—pairs easily with linens, performance fabrics, and textured neutrals. The square footprint anchors modular layouts and gives symmetry to mixed seating.

For practical planning, the 47.2-inch span offers generous surface without overpowering a setting. It arrives carefully protected, packaged 1+1 pieces, ready for simple, thoughtful placement. Once installed, it works day to night, weekday to weekend, without calling for constant attention.

Longevity & Care

Durability is embedded in the choices. Accoya wood resists the elements, and ceramic lava stone keeps its composure season after season. The table is designed to live outdoors, but good habits make it last even longer. A quick wipe keeps the top fresh. When the weather turns or the space sits idle, a protective cover—available for this model—adds a sensible layer of care.

Over time, the appeal is in how little the piece asks. It stays level, balanced, and visually crisp, sustaining the atmosphere created around it. For those who value a considered space, the Venice Coffee Table by Talenti proves that longevity and style can share the same conversation, quietly and confidently.