Coffee Tables
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Farro Coffee Table
London Oak Coffee Table
Milo Mango & Marble Round Fluted Coffee Table
Pimlico Marble Rectangular Coffee Table with Gold Frame
Mylor Oak Large Round Coffee Table
Farro Washed Oak Coffee Table
Flintham Oak Oval Coffee Table
Penryn Oak Coffee Table with Shelf
Shorwell Oak Slatted Open Shelf Oval Coffee Table
Coleville Marble Coffee Table
Surrey Oak Coffee Table
Surrey Oak Coffee Table with Baskets
Duchy Acacia Coffee Table
Zelah Oak King Coffee Table
Langham Marble Rectangular Coffee Table
Langham Marble Large Round Coffee Table
Langham Marble Small Round Coffee Table
Shorwell Oak Slatted Oval 1 Drawer Coffee Table
Mylor Oak Rectangular Coffee Table
Penryn Oak 2 Drawer Coffee Table
Mylor Travertine Top Coffee Table
Hawthorne Dark Oak & Marble 2 Drawer Coffee Table
Belmont 2 Drawer Coffee Table
Newborough Coffee Table
Whitstone Oak Round Coffee Table
Shorwell Dark Oak Slatted Oval 1 Drawer Coffee Table
Mylor Oak Round Coffee Table
Epsom Rectangular Coffee Table
Milan Ceramic Coffee Table
Broadway Oak Large Coffee Table with Baskets
Alderley Oak Coffee Table
Portland Washed Oak Coffee Table
Nyssa Marble Top Tear Drop Coffee Table
Jakob Oak 2 Drawer Grooved Coffee Table
Elkton Concrete Effect Coffee Table
Calder Light Burl Round Coffee Table
Roka Oak Geometric Coffee Table
Roka Oak Coffee Table
Arden Oak Oval Coffee Table
Gio Acacia 2 Drawer Coffee Table
Hammond Pine Fluted Edge Coffee Table
Henderson Fluted Edge Storage Coffee Table
Marca Sand Wash Acacia Coffee Table
Lanner Oak Coffee Table
Complete your living room with a coffee table designed for everyday use. Our collection includes oak and painted tables, marble tops, storage coffee tables and compact designs for smaller spaces. Each table is built with durable materials, combining style with function as the centrepiece of your room. Whether you need a practical solution with hidden storage or a statement design, our coffee tables offer versatile options to suit every home.
Coffee Tables FAQs
What dimensions should I consider for a coffee table to suit my sofa and living room?
Aim for a coffee table length that is between half and two-thirds the length of your main sofa. For ideal comfort, the table's height should be within 1-2 inches (2.5-5cm) of your sofa's seat cushion, typically around 40-45cm high. Ensure you leave at least 45cm of clear space between the coffee table and other furniture for comfortable movement.
What are the specific care considerations for oak, painted, and marble coffee table tops?
For oak tables, use coasters and wipe spills immediately to prevent water rings, cleaning with a damp cloth and occasional furniture polish. Painted tables benefit from gentle, non-abrasive cleaners to maintain the finish, and any minor chips can often be touched up with matching paint. Marble tops require regular sealing every 6-12 months and should be cleaned with a pH-neutral cleaner, avoiding acidic substances which can etch the surface.
Which types of storage coffee tables offer the most practical solutions for everyday clutter?
Coffee tables with hidden storage, like lift-tops, are highly practical for converting your living room into a temporary workspace or dining area. Models featuring multiple drawers, typically around 10-15cm deep, are ideal for neatly tucking away remotes, magazines, and other small items. Open shelving also provides accessible storage for books or decorative baskets.
Do your coffee tables require assembly, and what should I prepare for delivery?
Many of our coffee tables, particularly those made from solid oak or with marble tops, arrive fully assembled to ensure structural integrity and ease of use. For those requiring minimal assembly, typically attaching legs, clear instructions and tools are provided. Please ensure clear access for delivery, especially for larger or heavier items like a 60kg solid marble coffee table, checking door frame and hallway dimensions beforehand.
How can I style a coffee table to enhance my living room without looking overcrowded?
To prevent overcrowding, apply the 'rule of three' by grouping items of varying heights, such as a stack of books, a small plant, and a decorative object. Using a decorative tray can unify smaller items and makes it easy to clear the surface when needed. Remember to leave ample empty space on the tabletop to maintain functionality and a balanced look, allowing for drinks or snacks.
How can a coffee table become a focal point or 'statement' piece in my living room?
Choose a coffee table with a striking material, such as a large marble top or a heavily textured oak finish, to naturally draw the eye. An unusual geometric shape or a design that contrasts with your existing sofa and rug colours can also make it stand out. For instance, a round, dark-painted coffee table can create a strong visual anchor in a room dominated by lighter, angular furniture.