Coffee tables have a front-row seat to life's best moments—from greasy Chinese takeout dates to game nights to movie nights. This one is ready for its next chapter.
This mid-century style walnut coffee table was crafted in Virginia by LANE, $395.
54 w x 24 d x 16 t
$395
A group of zebras is called a dazzle. ✨ Add one of these to your living room, and you've got yourself a little razzle dazzle.
This tray top coffee table features a zebra design.
20 d x 30 w x 21 t
$295
Because everyday life deserves a touch of grandeur.
This Drexel tray top coffee table exudes an 18th century style.
18 d x 20 w x 38 w
$295
For those who believe a coffee table should complement a room rather than consume it, this 1930s mahogany table is just the right size. Ideal for apartments, reading nooks, and people who have learned the hard way that not every piece of furniture needs to be supersized.
This 1930’s Mahogany Coffee Table is perfectly apartment-sized.
18 d x 15.5 w x 31 w
$195
The best part of waking up? It’s not Folgers in your cup. It’s putting your organic ethically grown Colombian coffee on this masterpiece (just don’t forget the coaster dear).
This vintage French-style carved coffee table features walnut and satin wood inlays and beautifully carved legs.
46 w x 26 d x 19.5 t
$495
Take a step back to a simpler, more connected time. Put on a Swing or Jazz record, mix yourself a Moscow Mule, and pull out the Monopoly board. It’s time for some good old fashioned fun.
This 1940s leather top mahogany coffee table features a pedestal base and large drawer.
31 round x 17 tall
$295
Flaky croissants, aged cheeses, and fine wine are not the only necessities of a well-cultured home.
This French-style oak oval coffee table features carved legs.
45.5 w x 28.5 d x 16 t
$295
I may be considered a coffee table in America, but in India tea reigns supreme. So whether you’re team chai or team latte, I’ve got you covered.
This traditional hardwood coffee table features two drawers and was handmade in India.
$395
From bourbon country to your living room, this table carries a pedigree that makes even takeout pizza feel like fine dining.
This mid-century mahogany coffee table features a pedestal base, an embossed leather top, and one drawer and was crafted by Colombia Furniture Co. of Kentucky.
17 t x 38 r
$395
Forget Folgers, I’m serving stone-cold elegance with a side of old money swag.
This Regency-style coffee table features a richly veined stone top, ornate brass accents, and carved wood detailing. Regal without being stuffy—perfect for hosting high tea or just judging from the sidelines.
34” deep x 54” wide x 19” tall
$295
Mahogany is widely used for making furniture. While the Spanish were the first to use it for this purpose, English workshops extensively utilized mahogany during the 18th and early 19th centuries, a period known as the "Age of Mahogany." Additionally, French and other European craftsmen also produced a significant amount of mahogany furniture during this time.
This leather top, drop leaf coffee table was crafted with mahogany, $350.
37 or 51 wide x 16 t x 20 d.
The café au lait is a popular coffee drink made with equal parts of hot coffee and steamed milk. Unlike a latte, which is made with espresso, the café au lait is typically made with brewed coffee. It is often enjoyed at breakfast, typically with a croissant or a piece of baguette, making it a quintessential part of the French morning routine.
This mid-century French-style coffee table features a narrow and long shape, $395.
57 w x 22 d x 16.5 t
Bring the outdoors in (except for the mosquitos and sand, those things can stay out thank you very much.)
This vintage driftwood coffee table connects you with nature and instantly evokes peace, $595.
60 w x24 d x 15.5 t
I have a friend who bought her partner two extra remotes for his birthday because they could never find one. Guess what? They couldn’t find those either! A better investment perhaps, would have been a table with its very own remote drawer like this one.
This mid-century French-style maple coffee table features a small drawer and lower bookshelf by Furniture Guild of California, $350.
42 w x 22 d x 16 t
If you want to class up the joint, you’ll have to say goodbye to that Ikea coffee table with the screw-in legs you’ve been carting around all over the country since graduation and say hello to this elegant piece.
This mid-century coffee table by the Medallion Limited Furniture Co., features travertine stone inlays, a large drawer, and a brass medallion trim.
60 w x 18 d x 15.5 t
$595
I’m flabbergasted that furniture from the 80s always manages to look both futuristic and vintage at the same time. How does that decade do it?
This 1980s custom-made coffee table features a green marble top and air slats on the front.
54 w x 26 d x 15 t.
$495
A great party trick is to convince at least one of your guests that you whittled this table with your bare hands during the lockdown.
This mid-century free-form live-edge coffee table is au natural.
44 w x 20 d x 18.5 t
$595
Working with a small room? Consider lighter-colored furniture to make it feel more airy.
This mid-century brass tray-top coffee table sits on a faux bamboo base.
$44 r x 19 t
$650
There is something about the Regency style that says “Look at me…but with respect.” It knows how to call the RIGHT attention to self, don’t you think?
This Regency-style coffee table features a marble top.
26 d x 48 w x 16 t
$495
John Keal, an American industrial designer, gained recognition for his distinctive use of sleek lines and modern materials. He played a pivotal role in defining the aesthetic of mid-century modern furniture design. Keal is celebrated as a trailblazer in the field, and his innovative approach continues to influence and inspire contemporary designers.
This mid-century coffee table by John Keal for Brown Saltman was crafted in walnut and features smoked glass and a large drawer.
60 w x 30 d x 16 t
$850
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