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Cement Japandi Coffee Table in cement
Cement Japandi Coffee Table
Cement Japandi Coffee Table
Cement Japandi Coffee Table
Cement Japandi Coffee Table
Cement Japandi Coffee Table
Cement Japandi Coffee Table
Cement Japandi Coffee Table

Cement Japandi Coffee Table

£559.00

Ground your living room with this round cement coffee table, an 80 cm disc that works indoors and out.

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Discover a cement coffee table with genuine weight

A coffee table made of cement behaves differently from one made of wood, and the difference is felt before it is seen. Mass keeps it exactly where it is put, so nothing shifts when someone leans on the edge or a child uses it to pull themselves up. The round 80 cm top has no corners to catch a shin in a tight seating arrangement, and its matt mineral surface holds a soft grey that shifts as light moves across the room. This is a minimalist coffee table in the literal sense: one material, one shape.

Cement suits Japandi interiors because it supplies texture without pattern. Set against a linen sofa and a wool rug, the cement coffee table reads as the cool, quiet element in the room, playing the role a stone hearth once did. Keep the styling sparse, since the surface is at its best carrying two or three objects rather than a full tray. A ceramic vessel, a stack of books and a single stem are enough to let the round cement top stay the strongest thing in view.

Take it outside: terrace use, siting and care

The table is suitable for use in outdoor and indoor spaces, which makes it unusually flexible for a piece this size: a winter living room table that moves onto a terrace for summer. Cement is at ease with sun, wind and the occasional shower, though its weight is worth planning for. Decide where it goes before you carry it, and lift rather than drag the cement base across decking or tiles so that neither surface is scored in the process.

Indoors, treat the cement surface as you would natural stone. Wipe spills promptly, particularly wine, oil and citrus, because a mineral surface is porous by nature and standing liquid can leave a shadow behind. Use a damp cloth rather than a soaking one, and skip harsh chemical cleaners. Paired with a low Japandi sofa, the round profile leaves clear routes around the seating, and the compact diameter is easy to walk past in a room where floor space is tight.

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