Penelope Scalloped-edge Tray in Café Marble

Introducing the Penelope scalloped edge tray in Café Marble, a stunning addition to any interior. Crafted in 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.

You can now secure your very own piece of anticipation with our latest offering available for pre-order. Prepare to embark on a thrilling journey as we eagerly await the arrival of our stock in early January 2024. Rest assured, we will meticulously prioritize shipping based on the order in which our valued customers placed their orders. Get ready to experience the joy of being among the first to receive this highly anticipated item.

Small: 8x8x3/4 inches

Large: 10x10x3/4 inches

Café Marble

Marble are luxurious materials that can add elegance and sophistication to 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.

Marble Care Guidelines:

1. Clean spills immediately: Marble surfaces are highly susceptible to stains from acidic substances. Always clean any spills immediately to prevent staining.

2. Use pH-neutral cleaners: Only use pH-neutral cleaners specifically made for marble surfaces. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasives that can scratch or damage the surface.

3. Dust regularly: Marble is a porous material that absorbs liquids quite quickly. Dusting the surface regularly can help keep your accidental spills easier to clean.

4. Avoid direct heat: Marble surfaces can become discolored or damaged by direct or prolonged exposure to heat. Use a trivet or hot pad to protect the surface from heat damage.

5. Regular maintenance: Dust and clean your marble surfaces on a regular basis using a soft cloth. Avoid using any acidic or abrasive materials that can scratch the surface.

By following these marble 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 marble will remain a stunning addition to your home or office.