Durango Mosaic Tabletops

$429.00 - $2,499.00

Our Ancient Mosaic Tabletops fuse indoor elegance and all-weather durability, creating a beautiful treatment for your outdoor environment. The Durango Tabletop features a unique square pattern in neutral tan and beige tones. Handcrafted with precisely laid pieces of stone, this outdoor furniture piece is created by skilled artisans using only the finest materials and techniques. Special attention is paid to the selection and placement of each stone.

A variety of shapes and sizes allows for the coordination of an entire furniture set on your patio. Dining tables, end tables and even bistro tables designed for a tête-à-tête are available.

Stones are natural Italian marble and travertine, hand-laid into signature designs and bonded to a durable core
Mosaic tiles are double-sealed with the finest grouts available
All-weather durability makes care and maintenance easy

Each heirloom-quality tabletop is one of a kind.
Made in USA. Three-year manufacturer's warranty.
Coordinating Table Bases offered separately.

Care & Maintenance

Coordinating Table Bases

Care & Maintenance

All Ancient Mosaic Tabletops are coated with two layers of stone-enhancing sealant. The finest protection available, this sealer provides extraordinary resistance from stains and moisture and helps maintain the stone’s natural color. For optimum protection, tops should be re-sealed every 6-12 months. It takes just a few minutes to distribute an even coat of sealer and then wipe the tabletop dry.

Airborne dust and dirt can easily be removed with plain water. For a more thorough cleaning, use a pH-neutral, water-based biodegradable cleaner. Avoid ammonia-based cleaners, which can break down the sealant. Spills should always be cleaned up reasonably quickly, as over time they may begin to penetrate the sealant.

Cold Climates
We recommend that Ancient Mosaic Tabletops are stored in a dry area in cold climates, or that they are protected with a suitable outdoor furniture cover. Make a tent with the cover so that it is not touching any part of the tabletop — this will promote airflow and allow moisture to escape. It is possible that snow sitting on a tabletop for an extended period of time can cause moisture to penetrate the sealer. Marble is porous, and if moisture were to enter the stone and freeze, it could cause cracking. Be sure to seal the tabletop before storing each winter.

Coordinating Table Bases

Mosaic Tabletop Bases

Base Style	Dimensions	Table Compatibility
Fluted Urn	22-1/2”D x 27-1/2”H, 65 lbs.	36”–48” tops (use two for ovals and rectangles 42”–48” wide, up to 96” long)
Table-height	28”D x 27-1/2”H, 80 lbs.	54"–60” tops (use two for ovals and rectangles 48”–52” wide, up to 96” long)
Regular Dining	26”D x 27-1/2”H	42”–54” tops (use two for ovals and rectangles 42”–48” wide, up to 96” long)
Plain Urn Dining	19-1/2”D x 27-1/2”H, 100 lbs.	36"-48" tops (use two for ovals and rectangles 42"-48" wide, up to 96" long)
Large Dining	30”D x 27-1/2”H, 105 lbs.	54”–60” tops (use two for ovals and rectangles 52” wide, up to 96” long)
X-Large Dining	40”D x 27-1/2”H, 140 lbs.	60"-72" tops
Bar-height	19”D x 39-1/2”H, 90 lbs.	36”–48” tops (use two for ovals and rectangles up to 42” wide, 84” long)
Pedestal	21"D x 20-1/2”H, 136 lbs.	36”–48” tops (use two for ovals and rectangles up to 48” wide, 96” long)
Standard	24"D x 20-1/2”H, 122 lbs.	42”–54” tops (use two for ovals and rectangles up to 48” wide, 96” long)