Juba Natural Marble and Walnut Coffee Table with Casters in Mongoose

Brown Marble Inset in Walnut, on a Drum Base That Rolls

Dimensions	48″w x 28″d x 17″h
Materials	Natural marble top; figured walnut veneer over solid Rubberwood base
Finish	Mongoose PU lacquer with a gloss finish, a warm medium walnut brown with darker streaks through the grain
Top	Brown natural marble with cream and tan veining, 1 inch thick, inset within a raised walnut rim
Base	Drum shaped with rounded corners, vertical walnut grain wrapping the curves, fitted with casters
Weight	159 lb
Weight capacity	228 lb
Carton and delivery	1 box, shipping weight 167 lb, ships via Large Parcel
Assembly	Not required, the table arrives ready to place
Origin and warranty	Origin listed as Imported as published, 1 year limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship from the date of delivery

Most coffee tables of any real substance are fixed points: set them once and the room arranges itself around them for years. The Juba breaks that rule with casters under a drum base, so a table that weighs 159 lb can still roll aside for cleaning, for a rearranged seating plan, or to open floor space. The top it carries is a slab of brown natural marble, 1 inch thick, inset within a raised walnut rim that frames the stone the way a tray frames what it carries.

The footprint is 48 inches wide by 28 inches deep, a rectangle sized for the front of a full length sofa, and the height is 17 inches, just below a typical seat cushion. The published capacity is 228 lb, well past the working load of drinks, books and a tray.

The raised rim deserves a practical note: it rings the marble on all sides, so a glass set down near an edge meets the rim before it can slide off, and the eye reads the top as a composed panel rather than a slab dropped on a base. Underneath, the drum form keeps the base as one continuous curved volume, with no legs to catch ankles or vacuum heads, and the casters sit under that volume doing their work out of sight.

Figured Walnut Veneer Wrapped Around Rounded Corners

The base is figured walnut veneer over solid Rubberwood, and the veneer is applied so the grain runs vertically and wraps around each rounded corner without a break. On a drum form that continuity is the craft: the grain flows around the curve the way it would on a bent panel, with lighter and darker bands moving across each face. The Mongoose finish is a warm, medium walnut brown with darker streaks through the grain, sealed in a PU lacquer with a gloss finish and a smooth sheen. The collection design pairs those rounded corners with bold, column like bases, and this coffee table is the low, wide member of that family.

Living with a Natural Marble Top Day to Day

Marble asks for two habits and repays them with a surface that does not stain from heat or wobble under weight. Use coasters under drinks, and wipe spills immediately, because acidic liquids, citrus, wine and vinegar among them, can etch natural marble and leave a dull mark in the polish. Those two filed care rules cover daily life with the stone. The walnut needs less: dust with a soft dry or slightly damp cloth and dry immediately. Because the marble is natural, its veining differs from top to top; the cream and tan patterning in the photographs shows the range of the stone, not a print that repeats. Expect the delivered top to be recognizably the same material with its own arrangement of veins.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Juba coffee table really roll on casters?

Yes. The drum base is fitted with casters, so the 159 lb table can roll aside for cleaning or rearranging. That mobility is unusual for a marble topped table of this weight and is a filed feature of the design.

What are the dimensions and capacity of the Juba coffee table?

The table measures 48 inches wide by 28 inches deep by 17 inches high and weighs 159 lb. The marble top is 1 inch thick and the published weight capacity is 228 lb.

How do I protect the natural marble top?

Use coasters under drinks and wipe spills immediately. Acidic liquids can etch natural marble, so prompt wiping is the main care rule; dust the walnut base with a soft dry or slightly damp cloth and dry it right away.

Will the marble veining match the product photos?

Not exactly. The top is brown natural marble with cream and tan veining, and as natural stone the veining differs from top to top. Each table carries the pattern of its own slab.

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