Natural stone tables are a blessing for allergy sufferers
Summer is just around the corner, a time longed for by many for its long days, warm sunlight and explosion of colors in nature. But for people with allergies and hay fever, this wonderful time of year can also bring challenges.
While nature is in full bloom, allergy sufferers are looking for ways to minimize the impact of pollen and grasses in their home. Is there even furniture and tables for allergy sufferers? Yes, this is where natural stone tables come into the spotlight - not only as masterpieces of nature that enrich any room with their timeless elegance, but also as allies for those looking for relief during allergy season.
What role does our furniture play during pollen season?
During pollen season, interior design choices play a crucial role for people with allergies, especially those suffering from hay fever.
Hay fever, an allergic reaction to pollen from trees, grasses and other plants, can become a serious problem in the home. Pollen is tiny, microscopic grains produced by the male parts of flowers, grasses, trees and other plants. They serve to fertilize female parts of plants to enable reproduction and thus the growth of new plants. Pollen is often carried from plant to plant by wind, insects or other animals and can cause hay fever or other allergic reactions in people who are allergic to it.
Despite all precautions, pollen finds its way into our homes, where it settles on surfaces and in crevices and affects air quality. For those affected, this not only means an increased risk of allergic reactions such as sneezing attacks, runny nose, nosebleeds and itchy or even inflamed eyes, but also an impairment of the general quality of life.
The right interior design can help minimize the accumulation of pollen in the living space. Smooth-surfaced, non-porous materials such as natural stone are particularly advantageous here because, in contrast to textiles or porous surfaces such as wood, they offer less grip on pollen. Furniture and decorative elements that are easy to clean allow for more efficient removal of allergens from indoor air. This significantly reduces the burden of hay fever in your own home.
By carefully selecting furnishings, allergy sufferers can create a retreat that is not only stylish and comfortable, but also enables healthier living during the challenging pollen season.
The beauty and functionality of natural stone
Natural stone is a gift from the earth that has been valued for its beauty and durability for thousands of years. From the gentle waves of marble to the sparkling quartzite surfaces - these materials bring a piece of pure nature into our homes. But their value goes far beyond the aesthetic. Natural stone tables offer a practical solution for people who are sensitive to allergens.
Advantages of Marble and Quartzite

Marble and quartzite are characterized by their smooth, non-porous surfaces, which make it difficult for pollen and animal hair to adhere.
Unlike wood or textiles, which can trap allergens, natural stone tables are easy to clean, reducing the buildup of allergy-causing particles. A wipe with a damp cloth is often enough to keep the surface free of pollen and hair.
Our VICTORIA coffee table with Copacabana quartzite is a wonderful example of a table that is ideal for allergy sufferers.Ā
A Touch of Luxury
Natural stone tables are known not only for their allergy-friendly properties, but also for the atmosphere of luxury and durability they bring to any room.
Investing in a marble or quartzite table therefore not only means purchasing a piece of furniture that reflects the beauty of nature, but also one that contributes to improving the quality of life of allergy sufferers and also usually maintains its value well over the years or even increases.
A note about travertine - filled travertine for allergy sufferers
Travertine, another popular natural stone, can also be beneficial for allergy sufferers when trowelled. Filling smooths the surface and minimizes the stone's ability to collect allergens in the holes and pores typical of travertine. Even though the focus for allergy sufferers is often on marble and quartzite, a well-prepared travertine table can also represent an allergy-friendly alternative.
Natural stone tables offer a unique combination of beauty, durability, and allergy-friendly properties that make them an ideal choice for any home - especially during the months when allergies are most common.
By choosing marble or quartzite, you canĀ bring their natural elegance into your home while creating a healthier living environment.
Discover the variety of our natural stones and experience how they can not only beautify your home, but also make it a safer haven during allergy season.
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