Set of two coffee tables NORA marble-look glass with chrome steel IXIA

The set of two coffee tables NORA marble-look glass with chrome steel IXIA instantly defines a refined focal point in the living room. Positioned in front of a large fabric sofa, the twin circles create a layered composition that feels both graphic and airy. Each round top displays a dark, subtly mottled marble-effect pattern, adding visual depth without overwhelming the space. The slim chrome hoop bases trace delicate lines on the floor, catching and reflecting light as you move around the room. Thanks to their two heights, the tables can overlap, separate, or slide partly underneath one another to follow your daily rhythm. Together they offer plenty of surface for books, candles, or drinks, yet remain visually light due to the transparency and finesse of the glass. This NORA duo is an ideal choice for contemporary, minimalist, or urban interiors where you want functional surfaces with a distinctly decorative presence.

Visual design and appearance

The NORA coffee tables are built around pure circular geometry, with two round glass tops featuring a dark marble-look print. The mottled pattern is discreet rather than busy, evoking stone veining with a smooth, glossy finish that subtly mirrors surrounding colours. Edges are thin, which emphasises the sense of floating discs rather than heavy blocks. Beneath each top, chrome steel hoops form open rings touching the floor at just a few points, allowing light to pass freely through the structure. The polished chrome contrasts with the deep tone of the glass, giving the whole set a dynamic interplay between shadow and shine. The larger table, 91 cm in diameter and higher, anchors the composition; the smaller, 71 cm wide and slightly lower, tucks alongside or partly underneath. When arranged together, their overlapping curves create an elegant, almost sculptural island that softens straight-lined sofas and media units.

Why choose this piece

• Two different heights allow overlapping, nesting or separating the tables, adapting the composition to movie nights, reading sessions or entertaining.
• Dark marble-look glass tops introduce depth and character while remaining visually light, ideal for adding sophistication in compact living rooms.
• Chrome steel hoop legs draw fine, luminous lines on the floor, visually enlarging the space and matching many contemporary lighting finishes.
• Round shapes ease circulation around the sofa area, offering generous surface without sharp corners, suitable for convivial, relaxed arrangements.
• Coordinates effortlessly with items from our wider coffee table collection, so you can build a consistent design story across your living space.

Where to place this set

Place the NORA set at the centre of your seating area, aligning the larger table with the main sofa to create a natural anchor point. The smaller table can partially slide under its partner, ready to be pulled closer to an armchair or secondary seat when guests arrive. In a narrow living room, keep the tables slightly offset so circulation remains fluid along the longest wall. Their see-through structure works especially well on textured rugs, where the marble-effect tops highlight woven patterns underneath. In open-plan spaces, use the duo to clearly mark the lounge zone between the TV unit and dining area. The refined mix of glass and chrome also suits a more urban loft style, in combination with other pieces from our coffee table range. For a cosy reading corner, move the smaller table beside a lounge chair and keep the larger one in front of the sofa.

Long-term decorative coherence

To ensure long-lasting visual harmony around the NORA tables, build a palette that balances their dark marble-look tops and bright chrome bases. Neutral sofas in grey, taupe or cream will frame the duo without competing with the mottled surface. Introduce a few metallic accents in lamps or picture frames to echo the chrome, but keep them sparing so the room doesn’t feel overly reflective. Warmth can come from natural textures: a wool rug, linen cushions or a light oak media unit will soften the glossy glass. Over time, you can rearrange the tables, separating the smaller one as a side table beside an accent chair while maintaining continuity through matching finishes. Accent colours like forest green, terracotta or ink blue pair particularly well with the dark tops, giving you freedom to refresh accessories without disrupting the core aesthetic.