Kivi Round — All-Marble Cone Pedestal Dining Table

The Kivi Round begins with a single question: what is the minimum form a dining table can take? One material. One uninterrupted volume. No seam between top and base. No metal connector, no transition detail, no material change to signal where the function of support ends and the function of surface begins. The answer, in the Kivi, is a wide circle of marble resting on a cone of marble — the same marble, cut from the same block, so that the veining flows uninterrupted from the floor upward through the cone and out across the plateau to the very edge of the table.

The cone is a pure geometric form: circular in section at every point of its height, widening smoothly from a narrow crown that meets the underside of the plateau to a broad disc at floor level. There are no facets, no mouldings, no ornament. The only surface is the marble itself — honed to a satin finish that absorbs light rather than reflecting it, allowing the veining to read as deep, atmospheric, three-dimensional rather than as a flat pattern on a shiny surface.

The plateau overhangs the cone generously — the proportion of the Kivi is one in which the top reads as floating above its support, suspended by gravity rather than attached to it. The edge is a full bullnose: thick, round, and substantial, communicating the depth of the stone without aggression. Seen from a seated position, the underside of the plateau curves gently inward and the cone narrows below — the table appears to breathe.

Each Kivi is a unique geological object. No two will ever be identical. Suited for 4 to 8 guests depending on diameter.