The Sunburst Companion
Sunburst slate and pale aspen bring a little warmth to a favourite corner. Two levels leave room for a book below and a cup within reach.
Sunburst slate + natural aspen28" H x 30" L x 18" D
Aspen Stone portfolio
Side Tables
The little table beside your favourite chair deserves a story of its own. These pieces pair expressive wood with stone surfaces, making room for a lamp, a book, or a moment to yourself. Small in footprint, each has a presence that is entirely its own.
The Sunburst Table
Natural aspen gives the Sunburst slate an easy, open frame. A small piece with enough character to hold its own beside a well-loved chair.
Sunburst slate + natural aspen28" H x 30" L x 18" D
The Sunburst Profile
Another view of the Sunburst table reveals how the branches and stone surfaces work together. The details reward a second look.
The Ocean Green Table
Ocean green slate meets walnut-stained aspen in a quietly expressive pairing. A companion for slow mornings and the last chapter of a good book.
Ocean green slate + walnut-stained aspen28" H x 30" L x 18" DThe Ocean Green Detail
A closer look at Ocean green slate and dark aspen. The contrast gives the piece its depth, with the natural edge setting the rhythm.
Ocean green slate + walnut-stained aspen
The Ironstone Crossing
Ironstone slate and natural aspen find a comfortable balance: substantial surfaces, an open frame, and space for the small things you keep nearby.
Ironstone slate + natural aspen28" H x 27" L x 18" D
The Ironstone Edge
The same materials take on a different presence from another angle. Ironstone and pale aspen let texture do the talking.
Ironstone slate + natural aspen
The Willow Table
Limelight quartzite slate and willow make an individual pairing. Each material brings its own movement to this two-level table.
Limelight quartzite slate + natural willow27" H x 20" L x 18" D
The Willow Detail
A different view of the quartzite and willow piece invites a closer look at the wood. The frame is as much a part of the story as the surface.
Limelight quartzite slate + natural willow
The Evening Companion
A place for a favourite object, a little light, or whatever the day leaves beside your chair. The natural materials give it a life of its own.
The Branchline Table
Small furniture can change the feeling of a room. Here, the meeting of wood and stone offers an alternative to straight lines and matching sets.
The Quiet Corner
A useful surface with a sculptural presence. Its individual outline makes a familiar corner feel a little less expected.
The Natural Edge
The beauty is in the details you notice over time: the way the wood turns, the texture of the stone, and the space between them.
The Ironstone Terrace
Ironstone slate and walnut-stained aspen create a deeper-toned companion for a chair or sofa. Two levels keep everyday essentials close at hand.
Ironstone slate + walnut-stained aspen27" H x 30" L x 20" D
The Ironstone Overlook
An alternate view of the Ironstone and stained-aspen table. Changing the angle brings the branching frame into focus.
Ironstone slate + walnut-stained aspen
The Meadow Table
A little piece with a distinct point of view. Natural contours give it character without asking it to dominate the room.
The Fireside Table
Made for the spaces between larger pieces: beside a chair, near a window, or wherever a small surface would feel at home.
The Long Horizon
Wood and stone make their own patterns. This piece gives those patterns room to be seen and enjoyed in everyday use.
The Fireside in Place
An individual accent for a room that has grown around things you love. The natural materials bring another texture to the mix.
The Stonewing Table
The frame invites a closer look. Follow the wood from the floor to the surface and the construction becomes part of the pleasure.
The Window Seat Companion
A compact expression of Aspen Stone's approach: let the materials lead, then find a form that feels useful and complete.
