Ane Nesting Tables

Two semicircle marble tops nest into a single slim iron frame, so Ane works as one side table most of the time and splits into two the moment you need an extra surface: a second seat's worth of drink space, a spot for a lamp while the main table is stacked with books, a quick landing pad for a snack tray. The brass-finished legs are thin enough that the marble seems to hover rather than sit.

At 18 inches wide for the large piece and 16 for the small, the pair is scaled for tight corners: a reading chair with no side table, a narrow gap next to a sofa arm, a bedroom nook. Nested together they take up the footprint of one small table; pulled apart they solve two problems at once.

Features & Construction

• Dimensions: large 18" W x 12" D x 22" H; small 16" W x 9.25" D x 21.5" H, sold as a nesting set
• Materials: solid marble tops on matte-finished iron legs
• Semicircle marble slabs on a slim three-leg iron frame
• Nesting design lets the smaller table tuck fully under the larger one
• Roughly 29.4 lb combined
• Ships in one carton, assembly required
• Available in White Marble with matte brass legs, or Polished Black Marble with matte black legs
• By Four Hands

Styling Tips

Pull the small table out and use it on its own next to a reading chair where a full-size side table would crowd the seating. Nested, the pair reads as a single sculptural piece, so it works equally well flanking a sofa from our sofa collection or standing alone in a hallway.

White marble brightens a dark corner and pairs easily with warm wood furniture nearby; the black marble version does the opposite, grounding a lighter room. Keep what you set on top spare, one candle or a small stack of books, so the stone veining stays the focal point.