ECLIPSE MARBLE TABLE

The Eclipse Marble Table, designed by Arthur Vallin, is conceived as a meeting point between light and matter—where stone becomes atmospheric, and form becomes spatial experience. Carved from rare Cosmos de Pierre marble, the surface reveals a depth of veining and tonal variation reminiscent of constellations suspended in space—transforming the table into a living composition of movement and light. Its silhouette is fluid and organic, rejecting rigid geometry in favor of a more natural, evolving form. Beneath, subtle brass detailing introduces warmth and reflection—creating a quiet dialogue between the density of stone and the luminosity of metal. A defining feature of Eclipse is its modular construction: two mirrored elements that can exist as a singular, monumental table or separate into independent forms—maintaining visual continuity while offering spatial flexibility. At dining scale, the experience becomes immersive. The table does not simply host gathering—it shapes it, anchoring the room with presence, depth, and a sense of quiet gravity. More than a dining table, Eclipse exists as a sculptural environment—an object where architecture, material, and light converge into a timeless statement.

*Each piece is inherently unique, defined by the natural character, veining, and tonal variation of the stone—ensuring a singular expression of material and form.