At Casa Victoria, we don’t play favorites. We happen to think ALL of our items are delightful in their own way, but this is our Teak of the Week.
This teak dining table from Denmark features pullout extensions, $595.
33 square x 29 t expands to 57 wide
No matter how evolved you and your bestie become over the years, nothing beats sharing a warm pot of tea while spilling the latest tea.
This mid-century table with cork inlay is stylin’, $195.
24 x 24 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
Share a wholesome home-cooked meal with your aging family members one night and then play naughty board games with your cheeky friends the next. This table throws no shade.
This vintage pine dining table crafted in Italy features a hand-decorated tile top.
63 w x 39 d x 30 t
$595
You don’t live in a farmhouse for a few reasons: drafty, smelly, and dusty. One can appreciate the charming aesthetic, however.
This vintage farmhouse dining table features a pedestal base.
30 t x 48 r
$495
It was Miss Scarlet in the dining room with the wrench!
This vintage leather top drum table by Henredon features drawer space for silverware, coasters, or… a wrench? Whodunit?
28 r x 30 t
$395
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
Less is truly more. Enjoy your simple life free of drama and heavy furniture that weighs your room down.
This 1970s rattan table features a cane shelf.
20 d x 18 w x 22 t.
$195
No matter what trends come and go, mid-century is here to stay.
This mid-century table with inlayed bow tie detailing was handcraftd in Virginia.
21 tx 21 w x 29 d
$295
We need to collectively bring back the art of playing cards. No need for fancy board games with long instructions. All you need is a deck of cards and a few of your favorite pals.
This Ethan Allen post-modern dining table features a pedestal base.
31 t x 46 r
$395
I can already smell the freshly baked biscuits, stacks of pancakes dripping with maple syrup, and bacon grease in the air. Gather your crazy bunch and enjoy a carb-heavy brunch on us.
This vintage farmhouse table was crafted with pine making it both classically charming and reliably durable.
72 w x 42 d x 31 t
$695
Whatever you eat at this table will elevate your fancy factor by 1000 percent. Captain Crunch for breakfast? How posh of you!
This antique Victorian table would be perfect for a library table, foyer, or breakfast room.
50 w x 30 d x 29.5 t
$495
Be warned - whoever tells you that life should be taken seriously is probably in serious need of some fun. Instead of listening to them, throw a game night and make it your personal mission to get them to crack a smile.
This 19th-century flip-top game table features a top that unfolds and swivels to create a playing surface. There is also a game-piece storage space under the top.
44 w x 21 d x 30 t when closed.
$450
Console tables might be the most underrated and multifunctional piece of furniture out there. Display a vase of gorgeous flowers, a decorative bowl for your keys and wallet, or knickknacks collected from your travels abroad. The possibilities are endless.
This vintage faux bamboo console table with drawers was crafted by Heckman in Michigan.
48 w x 16 d x 28.5 t
$295
Whether you’re a classic gin and tonic type or a modern mocktail aficionado, this table will give you all the feels.
This Barbara Barry mahogany cocktail table was crafted for Baker Furniture.
32 r x 24.5 t
$495
Hot food coming through. No matter how big your soiree ends up being, there is plenty of space to accommodate the piping-hot trays coming out of the kitchen.
This French-country oak drop-side dining table was handcrafted with an inlayed star design. Table can be 55.5 round by 30 tall or with leaves down can be 42 square.
$595
Want to host a Catan game night? A murder mystery dinner? A Harry Potter-themed potluck? This table won’t judge!
This New England drop-leaf dining table in maple delivers no matter the occasion or preferred eating time. Breakfast, brunch, lunch, linner, or dinner, it’s got you covered! $495.
60 w x 40 d x 29.5 t
When did meeting up with friends for coffee and cake go out of style? Can we bring that tradition back ASAP?
This mid-century coffee table by Ray See was crafted for SeeMar Furniture Co.
36 x 36 x 12
$395
Who said breakfast had to be complicated? A slice of toast with a spoonful of almond butter and jam can go a long way… all the way to lunch if you’re lucky.
This Design Within Reach “Zero” table by Stua would be perfect for a breakfast room or small dining area, $495.
39.5 r x 28.5 t
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