Penelope Scalloped-edge Tray in Beige Travertine

Introducing the Penelope scalloped edge tray in beige travertine, a stunning addition to any interior. Crafted with a square shape, this tray boasts a thick, scalloped edging detail around the perimeter, lending an elegant and organic feel to any space. The natural texture and earthy tones of the travertine also add a touch of sophistication to the overall design.

Not only does this tray serve as a functional accessory for serving your favorite drinks and snacks, but it also doubles as a stand-alone piece of art. The versatility of this tray is simply unmatched, making it a great addition to any home décor.

It's worth noting that travertine has natural pitting, which should not be considered a defect but rather a unique characteristic of this stone tray. As long as there are no broken pieces separated from the tray, these natural imperfections only add to its charm.

20x20x2 cm

Natural, Solid Travertine Stone

Travertine is a beautiful natural stone that can elevate any space. However, they require special care and maintenance to keep their stunning appearance intact. In this guide, we'll provide you with some expert tips on how to care for your travertine surfaces.

Travertine Care Guidelines:

1. Clean spills immediately: Travertine surfaces are prone to stains from acidic liquids like wine or juice. Clean any spills immediately to prevent staining.

2. Use pH-neutral cleaners: Only use pH-neutral cleaners specifically formulated for travertine surfaces. Never use acidic or abrasive cleaners that can damage the surface.

3. Dust regularly: Travertine is a porous material that may accumulate dust in its orifices. Dusting your travertine regularly can prevent dust from becoming trapped, making it harder to maintain its beautiful charm.

4. Avoid sharp and abrasive objects: These can scratch or mark the travertine surface. Use a soft bristle brush or cloth and wooden utensils to safeguard against damage.

5. Regular maintenance: Regular dusting and cleaning is essential to prevent the buildup of dirt and grime on the travertine surface.

By following these travertine care guidelines, you can maintain the beauty and durability of your art pieces for years to come. Remember to use gentle cleaners, avoid harsh chemicals or abrasives, and dust regularly to keep your surfaces looking their best. With proper care and maintenance, your travertine will remain a stunning addition to your home or office.