Which is better for a large sectional?

The Albie. Its 48-inch width covers more of a long sofa, and the 16-inch height sits at typical seat height. The Deon's 35-inch square is better suited to a compact, symmetric layout.

Is the Albie worth about $816 more than the Deon?

Only if you want its two drawers, levelers and white-glove assembly. If you just want a travertine coffee table, the Deon at $583.10 does the same job for far less.

Which one is easier to live with?

The Deon arrives assembled and weighs 112 lbs. The Albie weighs 139 lbs and needs assembly, but its adjustable levelers make it easier to steady on uneven floors.

Do either have storage?

Only the Albie, with two drawers rated to 7 lbs each. The Deon has a fixed top and no storage.

Can either go outside or in direct sun?

No. The Albie is indoor-only and should not be exposed to direct sunlight or excessive temperatures. Treat the Deon as indoor furniture too.

Both should hold up, but the Albie is contract grade and tested to select ANSI/BIFMA protocols. The Deon relies on a plywood frame under travertine, so check joints and keep the stone sealed and dry.

Deon Beige Travertine Coffee Table vs Albie Travertine Rectangular Coffee Table

Buy the Deon if you want a square, low travertine block and want to spend the least: $583.10 at Furniture Outlet By Casablanca as of November 3, 2026, against $1,399.00 at Pottery Barn for the Albie. Buy the Albie if you want a 48-inch rectangular table with two drawers, adjustable levelers and white-glove delivery. The Albie costs about $816 more, and that money buys storage, a wider footprint and contract-grade construction, not better stone.

Today the Deon Beige Travertine Coffee Table costs $815.90 less at its best price.

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