Golden Onyx Fluted Pedestal Dining Table
Natural marble top, champagne fluted wood pedestal base, brass trimA table top the color of warm honey and gold.
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Onyx is a banded stone that light passes through. Put a lamp behind a slab of it and the whole panel glows amber, honey or green from the inside. That is why we use it for table tops, console fronts and bar backs — it is the one material in a room that lights itself. We cut every piece to your size from a slab you approve, so no two onyx tops we make are the same.
45 pieces · Made to order · Free delivery across IndiaWhat it is, what it does well, what it does not, and how to look after it. Written by the people who cut it.
Onyx is a banded form of calcite. The bands are thin enough that light travels through them, which no marble does. Cut a slab to 18 or 20mm, put an LED sheet behind it, and the stone turns into a lamp with a pattern nobody can copy — because the pattern is the rock.
It comes in honey, amber, white, green and a deep smoke grey. Every slab is different, and the difference is the point. We show you the actual slab before it is cut, so what you approve is what arrives.
Agate furniture in India means a piece faced with slices of agate, a banded stone that is harder and far more colourful than onyx. We cut it into small panels and set them into a table top, a drawer front or a door, ringed in brass. Every slice is different, so no two panels repeat.
Petrified wood is a tree that turned to stone over millions of years; cut across the grain it still shows the rings. Selenite and quartz behave the same way. All of these come in small, irregular pieces, so we use them as inlay in a field of marble or dark wood, never as a whole top.
Mother-of-pearl furniture in India is furniture inlaid with shell. We cut the lining of the shell into small shapes and set each one by hand into wood, stone or resin. It is not printed and it is not a foil. Each piece is placed one at a time, which is why a panel takes days rather than hours.
It shifts colour as you walk past it, and that movement is what makes a piece feel alive under a lamp. We have set it into coffee tables, a carved centre table, a pedestal side table and a stone dining table.
Onyx is softer than marble and it does not like acid. Wipe a spill straight away, use a coaster under a glass of lime or wine, and clean it with a soft cloth and warm water. Never use a bathroom cleaner or anything with vinegar or lemon in it.
Sealed properly and looked after, an onyx top lasts decades. We seal every top before it leaves the factory and tell you when to do it again.
Most of what you find searching for semi-precious stone in India is a slab yard. They sell you the stone and stop there. We are a manufacturer: we buy the slab, cut it to your dimension, build the base it sits on, wire the light behind it if it is backlit, seal it, crate it and deliver it.
That matters because a stone top is the easy half. The hard half is the frame that carries it without cracking, the joint where stone meets metal, and getting a heavy, brittle panel into your room intact. We do all of that in one factory, so nobody is blaming anybody else if a corner chips.
Every one shown three ways — the piece alone, everything it is made of, and the same piece in a real room.
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Six seats or sixteen, in stone or solid wood, made to your room.
A table top the color of warm honey and gold.
Make this mine →A sunburst of stone, cut piece by piece by hand.
Make this mine →A dining table with a slab of glowing stone at its heart.
Make this mine →A dining table that makes every meal feel like an occasion.
Make this mine →A dining table that anchors a grand room.
Make this mine →Golden onyx and crushed velvet under a crystal chandelier — the dinner-party table.
Make this mine →Backlit green onyx on a stepped gold base — the table people photograph before they sit down.
Make this mine →Marble, onyx, agate and burl tops, each one hand-picked, sized to your sofa.
A dark veined marble table nests neatly with a pale onyx one, brass and gunmetal legs standing apart.
Make this mine →Tables that shimmer like the inside of a shell.
Make this mine →Two tops, one showpiece, endless ways to style it.
Make this mine →A tabletop that works like a piece of Deco art.
Make this mine →A coffee table carved like a jewel box.
Make this mine →A centre table people reach out to touch.
Make this mine →Small tables and nesting sets that fill the gaps a big room leaves.
A foliate scroll worked entirely in mother-of-pearl, on a table built to be noticed.
Make this mine →A honey onyx disc floating in a glossy cream bowl — sculpture first, table second.
Make this mine →The slide-over table for your morning coffee.
Make this mine →Side tables lit from within by real stone.
Make this mine →Amber onyx set into a polished walnut rim, on four turned legs with brass caps.
Make this mine →Slim wall pieces that carry the television, the lamp and the hallway keys.
A fluted media console in warm bronze tone, built to carry the television and hold its own against a backlit onyx wall.
Make this mine →Backlit onyx over croc-embossed drawers — the console that lights a hallway on its own.
Make this mine →A tiger's eye top on tall black legs — the slimmest console that still stops people at the door.
Make this mine →Long storage for the dining wall — plates in, clutter out of sight.
A stone sunburst caught between two panels of ribbed brass.
Make this mine →Deep ebony, thin brass lines, a glowing onyx lid.
Make this mine →Executive and reception desks with cable runs and storage built in.
A desk that sits under a backlit agate wall like a piece of art, not office kit.
Make this mine →The first ten seconds of a visit, built in stone and light.
Make this mine →One-off pieces from this room, each still made to your size and finish.
Brass shelving beside a backlit onyx wall — display and television solved in one elevation.
Make this mine →A dressing room that treats your clothes like jewellery.
Make this mine →A vanity that is really a carved work of art.
Make this mine →A bar that glows from within when the lights drop.
Make this mine →Ebony with brass lines inlaid down every door — a shoe cabinet nobody guesses is one.
Make this mine →A meeting table built to close deals on.
Make this mine →Floor and wall mirrors in carved, fluted and stone frames.
A full-length mirror with a frame cut from real stone.
Make this mine →The pieces we show when someone asks what we can do with it.

This one stops the conversation. The pale ivory top is hand-inlaid, piece by piece, with real mother-of-pearl and shell that shimmers as you move around it — a flowing pattern no machine can copy. It sits on a faceted pedestal and a sunburst base. Put it in the middle of your seating and let people lean in.
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Old-world grandeur you can gather around. The top is laid by hand with real mother-of-pearl, shell set piece by piece into a soft ivory field so it catches the light as you walk around it — framed by a beaded gold edge. Under it, curved supports are carved by hand into flowing leaves and finished in antique gold. It is the table that makes a whole room feel like a palace, built to your size.
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Modern, warm and quietly grand. A polished brown agate top glows with gold and amber flecks — real stone, so yours is one of a kind — framed by a thin brushed-brass edge. The sides are hand-fluted wood with a soft ribbed rhythm, lifted on slim brass legs. It sits at the middle of your seating and holds the whole room together.
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A statement of calm, dark luxury. The body is wrapped in rich high-gloss veneer with a grain that moves like smoke, cut through by an inset panel of pale petrified stone laid by hand, piece by piece. A slim gold base tucks underneath so it seems to float. Big, low and bold — built to be the piece people ask about.
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Real selenite, set piece by piece into a sunburst you cannot take your eyes off. The soft cream fluted base and bronze rings keep it grounded and calm. It glows quietly in daylight — a small work of art parked right beside your favourite seat.
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Soft, round and calming to look at. A creamy selenite stone top on a smooth sculpted base — use one as a side table, or a pair together as a low centre table. The veining is natural, so yours will be yours alone, and it will never once feel like anyone else's.
Make it mine →Plain answers, from the workshop floor.
Semi-precious stone furniture is furniture faced with onyx, agate, petrified wood, selenite, quartz or mother-of-pearl rather than plain marble. In India we cut those stones into tops, console fronts, bar backs and inlay panels, then set them by hand in our own factory. You approve the actual slab before anything is cut.
Onyx furniture is furniture built around a slab of onyx — a banded stone that light passes through. It is used for table tops, console fronts, bar backs and headboard panels. Lit from behind, the stone glows from the inside, which no other stone used in furniture does.
Softer. Onyx scratches and stains more easily than marble and reacts to anything acidic — lemon, vinegar, wine, most household cleaners. It is a beautiful material that asks to be looked after, which is why we seal it before delivery and use it for surfaces that are looked at more than they are worked on.
Yes. We build the light into the piece: an LED sheet behind the slab, wired to a switch or a dimmer, with the cable hidden inside the base. Tell us where the power point is and we run the cable to it.
Yes, and you should. Every slab of onyx is different — the bands, the colour, where the seams fall. We photograph the slabs we have and send them to you before anything is cut, so you approve the exact stone that becomes your piece.
It depends on the size of the slab, the grade of the stone, and whether the piece is lit. Every piece is made to your room, so we quote after we know the size — in writing, in both ₹ and $, before any work starts.
Yes, and it stays free — no end date, no minimum. We deliver your piece to your door anywhere in mainland India, crate, freight, transit cover, e-way bill and GST included. Andaman & Nicobar and Lakshadweep go by sea at actual cost; outside India is quoted per port.
No. There is no minimum, no remote-area fee and no fuel surcharge. One bedside table travels on the same free terms as a twelve-piece bedroom, to Mumbai or to Leh, and the crate is built around your finished piece.
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