The Corbel Coffee Table
Maison Noir

The Corbel Coffee Table

$690.00

A thick slab top floating on a recessed riser above a low plinth cabinet, with an open niche stacked over a handleless drawer.

  • A base deliberately smaller than the top, so the footprint is less than the surface.
  • Open niche and closed drawer stacked into one plinth, not one or the other.
  • A continuous shadow gap around the whole perimeter from a genuinely recessed riser.
  • Three top finishes, confirmed at reservation.
Type Rectangular coffee table with storage
Construction Three stacked parts: slab top, recessed riser, plinth cabinet
Top Thick rectangular slab, rounded corners in plan, rounded bullnose edge
Base One low rounded-rectangle plinth cabinet, flat on the floor, no legs or feet
Open_Storage One open horizontal niche, interior finished lighter than the shell
Closed_Storage One wide drawer directly below the niche, handleless front
Finishes Cream with soft grey and faint gold veining, dark espresso, or warm walnut tone
Dimensions Not published. More than one size offered; figures confirmed at reservation
How long is delivery?

Made to order and shipped in 4 to 6 weeks, tracked to your door.

How does the deposit work, and is it refundable?

Reserve 50% today; balance on arrival. Refundable if not delivered within the promised window, and equally if the written confirmation of materials and measurements is not what you expected.

What is it made of?

Not answered on the page, deliberately. The top is described by appearance only, as a thick veined stone-look slab with a bullnose edge, on a dark softly reflective plinth with a pale-coloured drawer box. No composition is claimed for any of them, and no supplier claim is repeated. All confirmed in writing at reservation.

How big is it?

No dimensions are published. More than one size is offered and the source figures are not legible, so exact measurements are confirmed in writing before anything is made.

What storage does it have?

An open horizontal niche across the upper part of the plinth's front face, and one wide handleless drawer directly below it. Both stop short of the two ends, where the plinth returns as a solid closed panel.