Humz Marble Coffee Tables

Humz marble coffee tables bring timeless elegance to any living room. With 25 stunning designs ranging from £350 to £1,200, our Humz collection suits contemporary and classic interiors alike. Choose from iconic ranges like Lisbon, Louis, Glacier Grey and Venice Cream, each featuring genuine marble tops and quality finishes.

Lisbon Range – Our best-selling marble collection with clean lines and sophisticated styling. Humz Lisbon Marble
Louis Collection – Elegant traditional designs that complement period and transitional living spaces beautifully. Humz Louis Marble
Colour Options – Available in beige, black, cream, grey and white marble finishes.
Quality Finishes – Marble tops paired with chrome, wood and stone bases for lasting durability.

Tip: Marble surfaces benefit from regular dusting and occasional gentle cleaning with a damp cloth to maintain their natural lustre and protect against water marks.

Explore our complete Humz range and discover Glacier Grey Marble and Venice Cream Marble options for your home.

FAQs on Humz Marble Coffee Tables

What size marble coffee table should I buy for a small living room?

For rooms under 20 square metres, choose tables under 100cm wide. A 80–90cm marble coffee table maintains legroom and sight lines without overwhelming the space. Measure your seating areas length first, then select a table roughly two-thirds that size for balanced proportions.

How do you clean and maintain a marble coffee table?

Wipe spills immediately with a soft, damp cloth to prevent staining. Use pH-neutral marble cleaner monthly; avoid acidic cleaners like vinegar. Seal marble annually with a quality sealer. Place coasters under drinks and use placemats to protect against heat and etching.

Are marble coffee tables practical for families with young children?

Marble requires careful maintenance and can stain or chip from drops. For families with young children, honed marble (less glossy) hides marks better than polished finishes. Alternatively, consider engineered marble or limestone for similar aesthetics with better durability and lower maintenance demands.

Whats the difference between a marble and a glass coffee table?

Marble offers warmth, durability, and timeless appeal but requires regular sealing and stain prevention. Glass appears lighter, suits modern spaces, and is easier to clean, though it shows fingerprints and can feel cold. Marble suits traditional and contemporary schemes; glass works best in minimalist interiors.

How much should you spend on a quality marble coffee table?

Quality marble tables range from £300–£1,200 depending on marble type, size, and base construction. Budget £400–£700 for a durable, well-finished piece. Cheaper options use thinner marble or inferior sealing; higher prices reflect rare stone types and bespoke craftsmanship.

What marble colours work best in modern living rooms?

Calacatta and Carrara marble suit contemporary spaces with their soft grey and white veining. Nero Marquina (black) creates bold, dramatic statements. Light, neutral marbles pair easily with grey, white, and natural wood furniture. Darker varieties anchor eclectic schemes and pair well with jewel-tone accents.

Can you put a marble coffee table on a wooden floor?

Yes, but use felt pads or a protective base to prevent scratching and floor damage. Marble is heavy; ensure your floor can support 100–150kg distributed weight. Felt pads also prevent the table sliding when cleaning. Check pads regularly as they wear faster on wooden floors than carpet.

What base materials pair well with marble coffee tables?

Metal bases (steel, brass, chrome) create contemporary contrast with marble tops. Wooden bases in oak, walnut, or beech suit traditional and transitional interiors. Stone or concrete bases add sculptural drama. Choose bases that match your rooms existing metals or wood tones for visual cohesion.

Is a marble coffee table worth the investment?

Marble tables are durable, last decades, and suit multiple décor schemes, making them good investments. However, they require regular maintenance and can stain. Choose marble if you value aesthetics and can commit to care; otherwise, engineered alternatives offer similar looks with lower upkeep costs.

How much space should you leave around a marble coffee table?

Leave at least 45cm between the table and seating for comfortable leg room and movement. In open-plan spaces, position tables 60–90cm from sofas. For narrow rooms under 3 metres wide, choose slim tables (under 70cm deep) to maintain walkways and visual openness.