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There’s something undeniably elegant about travertine. With its creamy hues, organic texture and natural veining, one glance conjures the feeling of being somewhere warm and faraway — like the sun-kissed shores of the Mediterranean.
But like any natural material, travertine comes with its own set of characteristics, and knowing how it performs in daily life is key to making the right choice for your home.
Is travertine durable enough for family use? Will it stain or scratch easily? And how do you keep it looking as pristine as the day you brought it home? These are the questions savvy buyers are asking, and we’re here to answer them.
From the pros and cons of travertine to care tips and the best styles to buy right now, our guide can help you find your dream travertine table. Because who doesn’t love that holiday-at-home feeling?
What is travertine?
Travertine is a natural stone formed from mineral-rich hot springs, often found in Italy, Turkey, and parts of the Middle East. Often found in soothing shades of cream, ivory and sand, this natural limestone features tonal variations and subtle veining that gives it a warm, organic feel.
2025’s TOP TRAVERTINE TABLES IN AUSTRALIA
- Coda Side Table, $790, Trit House (here’s why)
- Trio Travertine Side Table, $1800, Casa Blanco (here’s why)
- Albie Travertine Rectangular Coffee Table, from $599, Temple & Webster (here’s why)
The best travertine tables to buy in 2025
Whether you’re drawn to the sculptural silhouette of a travertine coffee table or the durability of a solid stone dining table, there’s no denying travertine’s ability to elevate any space. Here, we share our selection of the best travertine tables in Australia to shop now.
01
Coda Side Table
from $790, Trit House
Best for: Bedside table
This two-tiered, scalloped side table is designed to be a conversation starter. Perfect beside a lounge chair or in a bedroom corner, it balances function with a modern, artful edge. Think of it as the quiet achiever of your room — elevating everything around it without making a fuss. Whether you’re styling it with a favourite candle, a stack of books or nothing at all, this curved beauty proves that good design is in the details.
Materials: 100% travertine.
Key features:
- Dimensions: H 50cm x D 50cm
- Weight: 27.4 kg
- Weight capacity: 25 kg
02
Mars Travertine Side Table
from $499, James Lane
Best for: Occasional side table
Sometimes, all it takes is one piece to transform a room, and the Mars side table does exactly that. Made from natural travertine, its smooth curves and soft, sandy tones bring an effortless sense of calm to any corner. And no two are exactly alike, giving it that coveted one-of-a-kind appeal.
Materials: Travertine and MDF (Medium-Density Fibreboard).
Key features:
- Dimensions: H 45 cm x W 38cm x D 38cm
- Weight: 34.7 kg
03
Trio Travertine Side Table
from $1,800, Casa Blanco
Best for: Premium travertine
Whether it’s the gorgeous pink hue or the unique shape, this piece by Casa Blanco is as head-turning as it is precious. The side table is handcrafted from natural travertine sourced from mineral-rich springs, and highlights the beauty of the stone’s unique texture and warm, earthy tone. Well worth the price tag, it’s a future heirloom in the making.
Material: 100% travertine.
Key features:
- Dimensions: H 40cm x W 40cm x D 40cm
- Wight: 63kg
- Being a natural stone, each piece varies and is unique
04
Albie Travertine Rectangular Coffee Table
from $899, Castlery
Best for: Coffee table
The neutral palette of this travertine coffee table makes it incredibly versatile and equally at home in coastal, contemporary or minimalist interiors. As one reviewer puts it, “Its sleek, natural stone surface adds an elegant touch to the room, while the neutral tone complements a variety of decor styles.” Both stylish and functional, this is a centrepiece that quietly elevates your space, day after day.
Materials: Tabletop is travertine stone over engineered wood backing, and legs are solid wood.
Key features:
- Dimensions: H 35.5cm x W 121.5cm x D 61.5cm
- Finish: Water Based Blond Oak Finish
- Expect natural variations in woodgrains and wood colour tones
05
Ronan Travertine Console Table
from $599, Temple & Webster
Best for: Console table
Offering an upscale look at an affordable price, this console table blends elegance and functionality seamlessly, making it the perfect addition to both compact and spacious interiors. Plus, with a wide tabletop, it’s a beautiful base to style with your favourite books and photographs, or to leave your keys as you walk through the front door.
Materials: MDF with oak wood veneer finish frame and travertine tabletop. Legs finished in oak veneer.
Key features:
- Dimensions: H 75cm x W 120cm x D 35cm
- Weight: 36.3kgs
06
Senza Coffee Table
from $2760, Trit House
Best for: Large spaces
Playful. Luxe. Elegant. This fun twist on an everyday essential (the coffee table) is crafted in travertine stone and natural ash legs to bring a heightened sense of style to any living space. Whether placed in a modern setting or styled alongside more traditional décor, the Senza table is guaranteed to bring a breezy, holiday feel to any room.
Materials: Travertine top and American ash legs.
Key features:
- Dimensions: W 108cm x D 108cm x H 36 cm
- Weight: 91.6kg
- Weight capacity: 55kg
07
Sloane Travertine Dining Table
from $2499, Castlery
Best for: Dining table
The Sloane dining table’s expansive surface offers plenty of room for whatever you need, from hosting a dinner party to managing the day-to-day flow of family life. At the same time, the thoughtful craftsmanship and beautiful fluted panels ensures it remains a timeless addition to your home.
Materials: Tabletop is travertine stone over aluminum honeycomb backing. Legs are engineered wood with oak veneer.
Key features:
- Dimensions: W 180cm x D 90cm x H 76cm
- Finish: Grey Oak Finish
- Sits six people comfortably
08
Cosmos Dining Table
from $3179, Life Interiors
Best for: Round dining table
Hello, dining table of our dreams. This timeless and contemporary statement piece will anchor any dining space, featuring a round travertine tabletop that sits atop an oak timber column base. With its simple form and understated palette, this dining table is incredibly versatile and will complement a range of interior styles.
Material: Solid American oak, hand made oak round slats and custom-made travertine top.
Key features:
- Dimensions: W 150cm x D 150cm x H 75cm
- Product Weight: 113kg
- Weight Capacity: 25kg
- Number of Seats: 4 – 5
The benefits of travertine tables
As a natural stone, travertine is strong and heat-resistant, making it a reliable option for dining, coffee or side tables. It handles daily use well, especially when sealed properly to guard against stains and spills. And each table is unique, thanks to the stone’s natural veining, giving your home a one-of-a-kind piece that feels both elegant and earthy.
The cons of travertine tables
Like all good things, travertine does require some TLC. Being a porous stone, it can stain easily if spills aren’t cleaned up quickly (think red wine or coffee). It’s also sensitive to acidic substances, which can cause etching. Regular sealing helps, but it’s worth knowing about the upkeep before you invest. Travertine tables are also on the heavier side, so they’re not ideal if you love rearranging your furniture often. In short? Travertine is perfect for those who want a statement piece that’s as refined as it is natural — just be ready to care for it.
How to care for a travertine table
Keeping your travertine table looking beautiful is all about gentle care and regular maintenance. Regularly wipe it down with a soft, damp cloth and a pH-neutral cleaner, and avoid anything acidic like vinegar or lemon, which can etch the surface. For daily upkeep, a simple microfibre cloth does the trick.
To protect against stains and spills, seal your travertine table every six to 12 months, and always use coasters, placemats and felt pads under décor to avoid scratches and rings. And make sure to position the table out of direct sunlight to avoid harming the finish. With regular sealing and a few mindful habits (coasters are your friend!), a travertine table can stay in pristine condition for years.
