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Coffee Tables

Coffee tables in solid acacia and rattan with tempered glass tops, including a two-tier oval design that keeps books on the lower shelf and the surface above clear. Glass sits over the wood or rattan frame so the grain stays visible through the top. Both are built for a living room seating group rather than as occasional tables.

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Save $60Solid Acacia Wood & Tempered Glass Coffee Table
Solid Acacia Wood & Tempered Glass Coffee Table Sale price$429 Regular price$489
Save $131Mid-Century Rattan & Glass Coffee Table Oval Two-Tier Design

Coffee tables in wood, glass and rattan

A coffee table sits at the centre of a seating group, low enough to reach from the sofa and long enough to hold what a room actually uses. Ours run in solid acacia wood, tempered glass and woven rattan, in mid-century and modern shapes.

Sizing a coffee table to your sofa

A coffee table works best at roughly two thirds the length of the sofa it faces, with the top level with or slightly below the seat cushions. Leave 16 to 18 inches between the table edge and the sofa so there is room to walk past and to sit down without knocking a shin.

Glass, wood and two-tier tops

Tempered glass keeps a small room feeling open because you see the floor through it. Solid wood hides marks better and takes daily use. Two-tier designs add a lower shelf for books and remotes, which keeps the top surface clear.

Every order ships free with delivery in 5 to 7 days.

Specifications

Materials
Solid acacia, Rattan, Tempered glass
Shapes
Rectangular, Oval
Features
Two-tier design, Glass top over a wood or rattan frame
Free shipping
Free
Delivery window
5 to 7 days

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Frequently asked questions

How tall should a coffee table be?
Match the seat height of the sofa, or sit up to two inches below it. Most sofa seats land between 17 and 19 inches, so a coffee table in that range keeps reaching for a cup natural rather than a stretch down.
How far should a coffee table be from the couch?
Leave 14 to 18 inches between the sofa edge and the table. That is close enough to reach without leaning forward and wide enough to walk through without turning sideways.
How big should a coffee table be?
Aim for roughly two thirds the length of the sofa. Much shorter and it looks stranded in the middle of the room; much longer and it blocks the route past the seating.
How do you choose a coffee table?
Height and length come first, then the top. A glass top keeps a small room feeling open because you see the floor through it, and it shows the frame underneath rather than hiding it. A two-tier design adds storage without adding footprint.
How do you style a coffee table?
Work in odd numbers and vary the heights: a stack of books, something low and wide, something tall and narrow. Leave at least half the surface clear, because the table still has to hold a cup.