Footed Marble Vanity Tray 22x8.8cm

Description

Most trays lie flat; this one stands. Two hand-cut stone feet lift the 22-by-8.8-centimeter slab off the surface, giving it the posture of a tiny bench — which is exactly how it gets used. Perfume bottles sit above the counter’s splash zone. Watches rest under the slab’s shadow like pieces on display. In the bathroom, soap stays dry because air moves underneath. The footed marble vanity tray is functional elevation, carved from one piece of stone.

Five Stones, Five Moods

• Beige Travertine: sandy, pore-textured, and calm — the wabi-sabi pick for linen and light oak.
• White marble: bright and clean against any color scheme; the quiet classic.
• Nero Marquina: near-black with striking light veins, for counters that need one anchor.
• Emperador Brown: coffee-dark cells over caramel, at home with walnut and brass.
• India Green: deep green that reads almost black until daylight finds the veins.

Where the Feet Earn Their Keep

• Vanity: skincare and perfume raised into view; the slab stays put at two kilograms.
• Entryway: keys and glasses on top, mail tucked underneath — two levels from one object.
• Bathroom: soap and sponges dry on all sides because air circulates below.
• Kitchen: a spoon rest that looks like sculpture and rinses clean.

Carved From One Block

The slab and its two feet are carved from the same block of stone — no glued assemblies, no seams to fail. Surfaces are ground and hand-polished, edges softened, and the whole piece sealed against moisture. Because the stone is real, veining varies from piece to piece; yours is a one-off.

Specification

Care

Wipe with a damp cloth; no acidic sprays, no dishwasher. Reseal once a year in wet rooms. The feet are sanded smooth and will not scratch a finished surface.