Living room tables
Living room tables are defined by their versatility and stylistic contribution to a space. They provide a functional surface for arranging everyday objects, while organizing the space in a coherent way. Available in a variety of materials, they interact with other elements of your interior, whether wood, metal or glass. Coffee tables introduce shapes and finishes that influence the visual perception of the room, bringing continuity to the overall design. read more >

Brown leather coffee tableGoldfield
€1480 €1330-10%

Round marble coffee tableDickinson
€995 €799-20%

Teak coffee tableBollène
€455 €339-25%
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White marble coffee tableVarmalio
€365 €279-25%
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Living room tables play a central role in spatial organization and interior design. Usually placed in the center of the living room, they serve as a meeting point for functional and decorative objects. Their size and style must match the rest of the furniture, ensuring visual balance and comfort of use. A well-chosen model can facilitate circulation in the space while complementing the room's aesthetic scheme.
Living room tables come in a variety of materials each with its own aesthetic and functional characteristics. Solid wood offers sturdiness and natural warmth, while glass brings lightness and modernity, ideal for tight spaces seeking to maximize light. Metal, meanwhile, introduces a contemporary, industrial touch, often favored in modern living spaces. The choice of material influences the durability and maintenance of the table.
The design of coffee tables also varies in its lines and shapes. From straight, minimalist lines to more organic curved shapes, each style offers a particular dynamic to the space. Round tables encourage circulation and social interaction, while rectangular tables are often chosen for their effectiveness in rooms with precise dimensions. Built-in shelves or double tiers add further functionality, allowing magazines or remote controls to be stored underneath.
In conclusion, the choice of a coffee table should combine aesthetics and functionality, respecting both practical requirements and the harmony of your living space. An understanding of the materials, shapes and styles available enriches the ability to personalize an interior to specific preferences.