A blackened steel tray balanced on a column of oxblood marble — the collection's most utilitarian form, and arguably its most striking. The raised lip turns the surface into a shallow dish, catching keys, glasses, a candle, or a small stack of books without anything sliding off the edge.
The cylindrical base is cut from solid Rosso Levanto marble, its deep burgundy ground broken by bright white veining that runs differently through every block. Against the matte black top and stem, the stone reads as pure colour — a single warm note in an otherwise graphic silhouette.
Slim in plan and weighted at the bottom, it tucks close to a sofa arm, a daybed, or the side of a bed, where a few centimetres matter. The tray lip also makes it genuinely useful as a drinks table.
