Vienna Marble Plinth

£890.00

Choose Finish Beige Travertine Rosso Alicante Nero Marquina Arabescato Calacatta Viola Carrera White Indian Green

The Vienna Marble Plinth is a small yet striking statement piece that blends timeless elegance with everyday functionality. Expertly handcrafted from the finest natural stones — including Arabescato marble, Calacatta Viola, Carrara White marble, Rosso Alicante, Nero Marquina, Indian Green and Beige Travertine — this luxury marble pedestal is designed to showcase art, plants, sculptures, or decorative objects with effortless style. Its compact silhouette and refined stone finish make it a versatile display plinth that enhances any living room, hallway, or gallery space. Affordable yet impactful, the Vienna plinth is more than décor — it’s a conversation-starting piece that brings enduring sophistication and sculptural beauty to any modern home.

• Hand-selected Class-A slabs
• Made to order
• 6–10 week lead times
• Kerbside or white-glove delivery
• UK-based customer care

Dimensions:

Length: 40cm

Width: 40cm

Height: 40cm

All of our products are made to order, with typical delivery times of 6–10 weeks. Each piece is carefully crafted by our trusted suppliers, and we will always do our best to improve on these lead times where possible. Please note, as all items are made to order, they are non-returnable unless damaged.

Made from premium stones such as Calacatta Viola, Arabescato, and Carrara White, the Vienna plinth highlights the natural beauty and individuality of marble. Each piece features unique veining and texture, ensuring no two plinths are ever the same.

Wipe with a soft, damp cloth and mild, pH neutral cleaner.
Avoid acidic or abrasive products (e.g. vinegar, bleach, scouring pads).
Clean spills immediately, especially wine, citrus, coffee, or oil.
Use coasters, placemats, and trivets to prevent stains, scratches, and heat damage.
Do not drag heavy objects across the surface.
Seal once a year (or as recommended) to protect against stains.
Embrace the natural patina that develops over time — it’s part of the stone’s character.