Each brand is described from its own website and product pages. Prices were checked on October 31, 2026, and change often, so confirm on each site before you buy.
Stone has moved from the kitchen counter to the center of the room. A travertine coffee table, an onyx bowl or a marble side table now anchors the kind of calm, layered space that once came from wood alone. The harder question is where to buy. Some brands sell solid stone, some sell a stone top on a wood or metal base, and some sell resin made to look like stone. Prices for similar-looking tables can differ by thousands of dollars.
This guide compares eight brands that sell real stone pieces. It names what each one makes, what a typical stone piece costs, and who it suits. We list Belaré Home first because it’s ours. The other seven follow in no particular order, and the right brand depends on your room, your timeline and how much of the piece you want to be stone.
How to read a stone listing before you buy
- Solid stone, stone top or faux. “Travertine coffee table” can mean a carved block of stone, a stone slab on wood or metal legs, or resin with a travertine finish. Read the materials line, not the title.
- Filled or unfilled travertine. Travertine forms with natural holes. Filled travertine has those holes packed with resin or cement for a smoother surface. Unfilled keeps the open texture.
- Honed or polished. Honed stone has a matte, soft finish and hides small marks. Polished stone reflects light and shows etching from acids such as wine and citrus sooner.
- Weight and delivery. Stone tables are heavy: Harbour lists its 48-inch Porto travertine coffee table at 242 pounds. Check whether delivery includes carrying it inside and placing it, and what that costs.
- Care. Travertine, marble and onyx are porous. Use coasters, wipe spills quickly and reseal as the maker recommends, often once a year.
The 8 brands at a glance
| Brand | Based in | What they make in stone | Example stone price (Oct 31, 2026) | Suits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Belaré Home | Los Angeles | Travertine, marble and onyx furniture and decor, designed in-house | Travertine coffee tables $3,500 to $6,850; decor from $79 | Statement stone pieces and decor |
| Lulu and Georgia | Los Angeles | Travertine and marble tables, decor | Travertine coffee tables $1,292 to $2,999 | A whole room from one shop |
| McGee & Co. | US (shop of Studio McGee) | Travertine and marble tables, decor | Travertine Coffee Table $1,898 | A warm, classic look |
| CB2 | US (Crate & Barrel’s modern brand) | Stone-top tables, accents | Tule 47” travertine and walnut coffee table $1,699 | Modern rooms |
| Four Hands | Austin, Texas | Stone tables and objects, sold through retailers | Varies by retailer | Designer-sourced furniture |
| Harbour | Showrooms in the US, Australia and Asia | Travertine tops for indoor and outdoor tables | Lucca coffee table $4,795 | Stone you can use outside |
| Kiwano Concept | The Netherlands | Marble and travertine tables, vases, trays | €245 to €2,550 | Geometric stone objects |
| aesthevore | Designed in Germany | Marble decor and steel tableware | About €24 to €459 | Small marble gifts and tabletop |
First, because we make it
Belaré Home
We put ourselves first because these are our pieces, and we know them best. Belaré Home is a Los Angeles brand that designs its own furniture and decor in travertine, marble, onyx, ceramic and iron. Our stone comes from quarries around the world, mainly in Turkey and Italy. We make furniture in small batches each year and decor in larger runs.
- What you get: solid, sculptural stone. Travertine coffee tables from $3,500 to $6,850, marble and travertine side tables from $799, marble coffee tables from $1,999, and bowls and pedestals, trays and boards from $79. Free shipping on orders over $300. Large furniture ships white glove, delivered into your home by appointment, and you can see pieces in our downtown Los Angeles showroom by appointment.
- What you give up: our stone furniture costs more than most stone-top tables in this guide, our catalog is smaller than the large retailers’, and small batches mean some pieces sell out between runs.
- Suits: someone who wants a solid, sculptural stone piece to anchor a room, or stone decor to layer around it.
For a whole room from one shop
Lulu and Georgia
The Los Angeles brand founded by Sara Sugarman sells furniture, rugs, lighting and decor, with a showroom on Melrose Avenue in West Hollywood. Stone shows up across its tables, often travertine paired with oak.
- Stone pieces: Travertine coffee tables run from the $1,292 Aleda (stone and wood, 42 inches round) to the $2,999 Clo and Capucine. The Midora travertine side table lists at $898.
- Also worth knowing: Designer collaborations with names such as Sarah Sherman Samuel and Carly Cushnie. It also carries furniture from Four Hands. Large tables carry a delivery fee shown on each product page.
- Suits: Someone furnishing several rooms who wants stone tables alongside rugs, lighting and textiles in one order.
McGee & Co.
The shop from design firm Studio McGee turns the studio’s warm, classic style into furniture and decor you can buy directly.
- Stone pieces: The Travertine Coffee Table, $1,898, pairs a rectangular slab top with a wide pedestal base in unfilled travertine.
- Suits: A warm, transitional room where stone sits next to wood, linen and vintage-feeling pieces.
CB2
Crate & Barrel’s modern brand sells design-led furniture with frequent designer collaborations.
- Stone pieces: The Tule 47-inch round coffee table, $1,699, has a solid travertine top on solid walnut legs and is made in Vietnam.
- Suits: A modern home that wants a stone-top table at a mid-range price.
For designer-sourced furniture
Four Hands
Four Hands is an Austin-based furniture wholesaler that designers often specify. Most people buy it through other retailers rather than directly.
- Stone pieces: Stone tables, bowls and objects, priced by each retailer. Lulu and Georgia, for example, lists the Four Hands Zion coffee table at $899.
- Suits: Someone working with a designer, or comparing the same piece across several shops.
For stone you can use outside
Harbour
Harbour makes outdoor and indoor furniture and lists showrooms in New York, Los Angeles, West Hollywood, Miami, Houston, Dallas and Orange County.
- Stone pieces: The Lucca coffee table, $4,795, has a travertine top on an aluminum base and is sold for living rooms and patios. Harbour sells $5 stone samples.
- Also worth knowing: White glove delivery is listed at 8% of orders over $4,000.
- Suits: A covered patio or indoor-outdoor living space where stone needs to handle the weather.
For sculptural objects
Kiwano Concept
A design studio in the Netherlands that makes geometric objects and furniture in marble, travertine and other stone.
- Stone pieces: Tables, vases, bowls, trays, platters and bookstands, from €245 for a marble tray to €2,550 for a travertine and glass coffee table. It ships to the US; pre-order pieces take up to six weeks.
- Suits: Someone who wants bold, geometric stone objects with a European design point of view.
aesthevore
A brand designed in Germany that pairs marble decor with stainless steel tableware.
- Stone pieces: Marble vases, coasters, trays and candle holders, most between €38 and €65, with vases up to about €459. It ships worldwide.
- Suits: Smaller marble gifts and tabletop pieces.
Which brand fits which need
- A sculptural stone centerpiece, or stone decor to layer around it: Belaré Home
- Stone tables plus rugs and lighting in one order: Lulu and Georgia
- A warm, classic room: McGee & Co.
- A stone-top table at a mid-range price: CB2
- Working with a designer: Four Hands
- Outdoor or indoor-outdoor stone: Harbour
- Geometric, sculptural stone objects: Kiwano Concept
- Small marble gifts and tabletop: aesthevore
Frequently asked questions
What stores are like Lulu and Georgia for travertine and stone decor?
For stone tables and decor in a similar warm, modern style, start with Belaré Home for solid stone pieces designed in-house, then compare McGee & Co., CB2 and Four Hands for one-stop shopping, Harbour for outdoor stone and Kiwano Concept for sculptural objects.
Is travertine a good material for a coffee table?
Yes, with care. Travertine is durable and calm in tone, but it is porous. A honed, sealed surface hides everyday marks best. Use coasters and wipe spills quickly.
What is the difference between solid travertine and a travertine top?
A solid travertine table is carved or built entirely from stone, so it is heavier and usually costs more. A travertine top sits on a base of wood, metal or another material. Both are real stone; read the materials line to see which you are buying.
Is faux travertine worth it?
Faux travertine, often resin or concrete, is lighter and cheaper and suits outdoor or rental spaces. It does not age like stone, and it will not have the depth of natural veining.
Travertine, marble or onyx: which should I choose?
Travertine reads warm and textured. Marble reads cooler, with sharper veining, and shows etching sooner. Onyx is translucent and often glows when light passes through it, so it suits smaller pieces such as bowls and accent tables.
How should I care for stone furniture?
Dust with a soft, dry cloth, clean with a pH-neutral stone cleaner, use coasters under glasses and reseal as the maker recommends. Avoid vinegar, lemon and bleach.
