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Dominic is the warm one.
Brown marble, veined and banded the way stone is when it has iron in it, with gold handles that pick the warmth up rather than cut against it. It is the counterpart to our Tara Marble Tray — same two shapes, opposite temperature. Tara is cool and graphic; Dominic sits with brass, walnut, tan leather and caramel.
The rectangle is 30 × 20cm. In practice that is a candle, two stacked books and a remote, or a decanter and two glasses — and it wants a straight-edged surface beneath it: an ottoman, a rectangular coffee table, the length of an entry console.
The round is 30cm across. It belongs on a round or oval table, a bar cart shelf, or a vanity, where a rectangle spends the whole time arguing with the edge it sits on. On a 90–100cm round coffee table it covers about a third of the diameter, which is the ratio that reads as a centre rather than a coaster.
Scale rule for either: on a 120 × 60cm coffee table, one tray, set off-centre, one tall object on it and everything else low. Two trays on the same table is one too many.
Every piece is cut from natural stone, so the veining, the depth of the brown and the weight differ tray to tray. Yours will not match the photograph exactly — that is the difference between marble and a printed lookalike.
It is also porous. Red wine, citrus, coffee and perfume oils will mark it if they sit. A darker stone forgives a dry water ring better than white does, but it forgives nothing about etching: acid dulls the polish permanently, and a dull patch cannot be cleaned out, only re-polished. Blot spills as they happen and use a coaster for anything acidic.
Rectangle
30cm (L) × 20cm (W)
Round
30cm (diameter)
Material
Brown marble
Handles
Gold metal
Suits
Ottoman, coffee table, bar cart, vanity, entry console
Care
Wipe with a damp cloth and dry immediately. Blot spills as they happen — do not let wine, citrus, coffee or oils sit. No vinegar, no bleach, no abrasive cleaners: acids etch marble and abrasives dull the gold.
The rectangle is 30 × 20cm and wants a straight-edged surface under it — an ottoman, a rectangular coffee table, the run of an entry console. The round is 30cm across and suits a round or oval table, a bar cart shelf or a vanity, where a rectangle fights the edge it sits on.
Same two shapes, opposite temperature. Tara is white marble with black metal handles and reads cool and graphic. Dominic is brown marble with gold handles and runs warm. Choose Dominic in a room of brass, walnut, tan leather or caramel; choose Tara in a room of chrome, black metal and cool white.
No. Each Dominic is cut from natural brown marble, so the veining, the depth of the brown and the exact weight differ from piece to piece.
It is the same stone, so yes — marble is porous and red wine, citrus, coffee and perfume oils will mark it if left to sit. A darker surface disguises a dry water ring better than white does, but it does not disguise etching. Blot spills as they happen.
Water or a closed bottle, yes. Anything acidic or strongly coloured wants a coaster — acid etches marble permanently, and etching dulls the polish in a way that cannot be cleaned out, only re-polished.
Wipe with a dry or barely damp cloth and dry immediately. No abrasive creams, no scouring pads and no vinegar — all of them scour or dull a gold finish.
On a 120 × 60cm coffee table, set one tray off-centre with a single tall object on it and keep everything else low. On a 90–100cm round table the 30cm round takes about a third of the diameter, which is the ratio that reads as a centrepiece rather than a coaster. One tray per surface — two on the same table is one too many.
Metropolitan Melbourne and Sydney: calculated at checkout, typically within 7 business days. Regional and interstate delivery is also available — standard shipping is calculated at checkout.
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Local delivery from $60 (VIC) / $70 (NSW), priced by distance from our nearest showroom and your order value — see our delivery rates. Metro approx. 7 business days, regional 14–21. Other states calculated at checkout. Prefer it done for you? Add White Glove at checkout — delivered, assembled and placed.
Lamps, Décor & Accessories
Material & Care Guide
◆ Materials — Floor & Table Lamps
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Base: Ceramic, resin, metal, or timber base in your selected finish — hand-finished for a premium result. Shade: Linen, fabric, or metal shade (varies by model). Fitting: E27 bulb fitting compatible with standard Australian bulbs. Bulb not included unless stated. Cord: Fabric-wrapped or standard PVC power cord with Australian plug. |
◆ Materials — Candle Holders, Vases & Ginger Jars
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Construction: Ceramic, glass, resin, or metal depending on the individual piece. Finish: Hand-glazed, lacquered, or hand-painted — minor natural variations are characteristic of artisan production. Note: Decorative items. Not all pieces are food-safe or waterproof internally — use a liner for flower arrangements. |
◆ Materials — Artificial Plants & Planters
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Foliage: High-quality silk or polyester artificial foliage — UV-treated for indoor use. Planter: Ceramic, resin, rattan, or metal planter (varies by product). Note: Artificial plants require no watering and are suitable for low-light areas where live plants would not thrive. |
◆ Care Instructions — All Decor & Accessories
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Dust all decorative items regularly with a soft dry cloth or fine duster. For glass and ceramic pieces: wipe with a lightly dampened microfibre cloth. Dry immediately. For lamps: switch off and allow to cool before cleaning. Wipe base with a dry cloth. Vacuum fabric shades with a brush attachment. For candle holders: remove wax residue with warm water before it sets fully. Avoid submerging in water. For artificial plants: dust foliage with a dry cloth or use a hairdryer on a cool, low setting. Wipe planters with a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners, bleach, and excessive moisture on all décor items. Display away from direct sunlight to preserve colour and finish over time. |
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