Bone Inlay Black and White Coffee Table Set of 2, Round Nesting Tables

Bone Inlay Black and White Coffee Table Set of 2, Round Nesting Tables
Bring pattern, flexibility, and handcrafted detail into your living space with the Taj Living Black and White Bone Inlay Coffee Table Set of 2. Featuring two round nesting tables in complementary sizes, each tabletop is finished with a hand-laid geometric striped bone inlay design. The monochrome pattern is balanced by brass-finish bases, creating a versatile table set for living rooms, lounges, boutique hotels, and curated interior spaces.
Fully Customizable Design
The nesting table set can be customized according to individual interiors or project requirements.
Customization options include:
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Custom table dimensions
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Alternative color combinations
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Different bone inlay patterns
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Selected finish variations
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Design modifications based on project requirements
Customization can be particularly useful for interior designers, hospitality projects, and customers working with specific room dimensions or color palettes.
Why Choose This Set of 2 Bone Inlay Coffee Tables?
Rather than providing a single fixed surface, this set combines two functional table sizes with handcrafted decorative detailing.
The nesting concept provides flexibility for changing seating arrangements, while the black and white striped inlay gives the tables a distinctive visual identity. Brass-finish bases add a warm contrast and complete the contemporary-artisan combination.
For spaces where both visual impact and flexible furniture placement matter, this two-piece set provides an adaptable solution.
Care Instructions
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Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth.
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Clean gently using a slightly damp cloth when required.
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Wipe spills promptly.
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Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaning products.
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Do not use rough scrubbers on the inlay surface.
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Use coasters beneath beverages.
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Use protective mats beneath hot or sharp objects.
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Avoid prolonged exposure to excessive moisture.
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Lift tables carefully when repositioning instead of dragging them.