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Luvi Bowl by Ned Collections in Light Travertine or Viola Marble

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Cut from stone and shallow enough to show off what it holds, the Luvi Bowl is small-scale styling done well. At 14cm across it is the right size for rings and keys on a dresser, a scattering of nuts on the coffee table, or simply sitting on its own where the light can catch it.

Choose Light Travertine, a warm cream with the fine, pitted texture travertine is known for, or Viola Marble, white stone run through with deep burgundy and violet veins. Every piece varies in tone and pattern. Explore more stone and ceramic accents in Decor and our Coffee Table Styling edit.

Why You'll Love It

  • Natural variation in every piece, so yours is one of a kind
  • A compact 14cm size that suits a bedside, vanity or coffee table
  • Two distinct finishes: soft and tonal, or bold and veined
  • Works as a catchall, a display piece or a small serving dish for dry snacks

Product Details

  • Brand: Ned Collections
  • Materials: engineered travertine (Light Travertine) or natural marble (Viola Marble)
  • Colours: Light Travertine or Viola Marble
  • Dimensions: 14cm diameter x 2.5cm high
  • Care: wipe with a soft damp cloth and dry. Stone is porous, so wipe up oil, wine, citrus and coffee promptly and avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners
  • Please note: each piece of marble and travertine is unique, so natural variations and markings may be present

Styling Tips

Set Viola Marble on a dark timber or deep red surface to bring out its burgundy veining, or let Light Travertine sit tonally on oak and linen. Group it with something tall and something lit to make a complete vignette.

Pairs beautifully with the Harmie Vase Pod and the Merdeka Candle Holder, both by Ned Collections.

Gifting Ideas

A considered gift for a birthday, Mother's Day or a bridesmaid: practical every day and lovely to look at. Choose Viola Marble for someone drawn to bold pattern, or Light Travertine for a calmer, Japandi-style home.

FAQs

What size is the Luvi Bowl?
It is 14cm in diameter and 2.5cm high, a shallow dish for small objects or snacks.

Can I put food in it?
Dry snacks such as nuts or dried fruit work well. Stone is porous, so avoid leaving oily, acidic or wet foods in it and wipe it clean after use.

Will mine look exactly like the photo?
No two pieces are identical. Veining in the marble and texture in the travertine vary from bowl to bowl.

In Short

The Luvi Bowl by Ned Collections is a shallow 14cm stone bowl in Light Travertine or Viola Marble. Each piece varies naturally in tone and pattern, making it a refined catchall, display piece or small serving dish, and a thoughtful gift.

Luvi Bowl in Light Travertine, a shallow cream stone bowl with a fine pitted texture, on a white background
Luvi Bowl by Ned Collections in Light Travertine or Viola Marble Sale price$79.00

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