Zaya Coffee Table

Design

The Zaya Coffee Table reads as one sculptural idea, expressed in two pieces. The tops are organic and slightly irregular, combining marble with casted aluminum in a way that feels intentional but not precious. It’s the kind of shape that brings movement to a room without taking it over. And because the two tables are designed to complement and connect, they can sit close as a set or pull apart to follow the way a space is used.

There’s a quiet confidence to the silhouette. No hard lines trying to prove a point. Just a grounded profile that keeps the eye moving across the surface and back down to the base.

Materials & Build

Myface builds the Zaya Coffee Table with a clear mix of contrast: a fiberglass base paired with a tabletop in marble and casted aluminum. The marble adds natural variation and depth, while the metal brings a clean, modern edge. Together they feel curated, not busy.

The fiberglass base keeps the look solid and clean, with an anchoring presence that suits the table’s low, sculptural stance. A protection cover is included, which matters with mixed materials like these and makes everyday upkeep more practical.

Comfort, Use, and Scale

This is a coffee table set meant to live at the center of seating. The larger table measures about 54.0 inches wide by 43.8 inches deep, with a height of 11.0 inches. It sits low, so the room feels open and relaxed. The smaller table is about 43.9 inches wide by 36.4 inches deep, and a bit taller at 14.5 inches, which adds a subtle step in height for styling and reach.

But the comfort here is really about how it functions day to day. Two surfaces give more flexibility: a spot for books and drinks, and a second surface that can shift closer to a sofa edge when needed.

Placement & Lifestyle

The Zaya works best in a living room that values shape and texture, whether that room is minimal or layered. Set the tables together to create one continuous statement, or separate them to open up circulation. And because the forms are soft-edged, it pairs well with rounded upholstery, low lounges, and rugs with visible weave.

It also makes sense in larger spaces where a single coffee table can feel too static. The duo format lets the layout change without changing the pieces.

Longevity

Marble and casted aluminum hold their presence over time, and fiberglass is a resilient choice for the base. The included protection cover supports the way the set is meant to be lived with, not just looked at. With routine care appropriate to stone and metal surfaces, the Zaya Coffee Table keeps its crisp contrast and sculpted character for the long run.