Toro Coffee Table vs Plinth Coffee Table

Buy the Plinth if you want one solid slab of Italian marble that arrives fully assembled and can move outdoors in mild weather. Buy the Toro if you need two surface heights, a glass top that resists stains, and a leather tray for remotes and magazines. The Plinth has the stronger track record, 4.8 out of 5 from 921 ratings, and a 2-year warranty; the Toro is a longer-lead, more configurable piece with a 11-12 week production time. Both are heavy stone-and-wood tables, so plan for freight delivery and a two-person lift.

• Choose the Toro if you want a two-tier table with a tempered glass top, a leather tray on hidden guides, and a choice of clear or smoked glass.
• Choose the Plinth if you want a single sculptural marble block, no assembly, and a table that can sit on a covered patio in mild climates.