Round Travertine Pedestal Tray 22.6cm

Description

Three legs and a low, wide dish: the round travertine pedestal tray is the quiet giant of the stone-table family. At 22.6 centimeters across and seven tall, it holds a fruit service for two, a jewelry edit, or a candle cluster — and because it stands on hand-cut cylinder feet, it does all of that a clear band above the surface, with daylight passing underneath.

Stool Logic, Tray Size

The silhouette borrows from a milking stool: a generous round top carried on three turned legs. That geometry is why it never wobbles — three points define a plane — and why it looks settled on marble, wood, or linen alike. Tip it on its side and you can read the craft: legs, dish, and rim all come from one block of beige travertine, carved and ground as a single piece.

Where It Works

• Coffee table: oranges, lemons, or pastries on raised stone — the still-life look, no stands.
• Vanity: perfume and jewelry arranged in the round, visible from every angle.
• Bathroom: sealed travertine shrugs off humidity; towels and soap sit dry on top.
• Entry console: a round drop zone that softens a hallway of straight lines.

Warm Stone, Honest Pores

Beige travertine carries the warm banding and tiny pores the spring water left behind. The top is polished smooth and sealed against daily use; the pores stay visible — that is the point. Every tray is cut from a different slice of the block, so banding drifts from piece to piece and yours arrives as a one-off.

Specification

Care

Damp cloth to clean; no acidic sprays, no dishwasher. Reseal once a year if it lives in a bathroom. The legs are sanded flat and smooth, kind to finished surfaces.