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SHAPE
from round to rectangular
Think about how much space you want to fill, then choose a table that fits without
looking over- or under-scaled. The pieces around your coffee table will dictate its shape.
SQUARE
A square coffee table nestles perfectly
into the L of a standard sectional.
ROUND
Round coffee tables soften the lines in
the room and are easy to walk around.
NESTING
Who says you need just one? Pair two
coffee tables for more surface area.
WIDTH & HEIGHT
proportion is key
Finding the right height and width is all about how the coffee table pairs with the
dimensions of your sofa. Bring on the lounging, game nights and coffee breaks.
LENGTH
The longer your sofa, the longer your
table should be. It’s about balance.
HEIGHT
Don’t go lower than 3” below or
higher than 1” above the seat.
PLACEMENT
Keep the table 14” away from your sofa
so you have space to walk around.
MATERIAL
find your style
Consider your lifestyle and how you’ll be using the coffee table. Love to put your
feet up? Go for an ottoman. Want to get organized? Pick a style with storage built in.
WOOD
Brings a feeling of texture and
natural warmth to the room.
METAL
Excellent durability in a range of
finishes for design-forward contrast.
MARBLE
Beautiful natural colors set
a luxe and luminous tone.
GLASS
Helps to create an open, airy feel,
especially in a smaller space.
UPHOLSTERY
It looks inviting and creates a
softer landing for active kids.
STONE
A simple, modern look that suits
both indoor and outdoor spaces.
FAQ
expert coffee table advice
Your coffee table height should be about the same as the seat of your sofa, or just a little lower.
If your coffee table is large enough, corral items into a basket or tray. Layer in personal treasures for a curated touch, playing with height and grouping items in threes.
Your coffee table can match your TV stand. But there is no hard or fast rule stating that it needs to. Mix and match different materials to create a look that is uniquely you.
Start by identifying the overall color scheme of your room and look for a shade that unites the space. For a more neutral room, choose a coffee table in a color that compliments, but with an anchoring presence. Natural wood coffee tables are great for adding warmth and texture to a room.
It all depends on the furniture pieces around it. Choose something that is accessible to all of the people sitting around it. Oval coffee tables work well for smaller spaces, while square coffee tables are a good pairing for an L-shaped sectional.
Keep your wood coffee table looking fresh with regular dusting. Protect its surface from staining by using coasters and wiping up spills quickly.
Dust with a clean microfiber cloth. Use a glass cleaner and a soft dry cloth to shine surfaces. Avoid coming in contact with other hard materials that might scratch the glass.
Metal coffee tables may patina with time and exposure to the elements. Dust surfaces with a soft, dry cloth and avoid exposure to heat and liquids.
Wipe up spills immediately to prevent staining of marble or stone. Use a non-abrasive cloth or sponge and a mild soap to clean surfaces.
Vacuum and rotate the coffee table cushion periodically. Limit exposure to direct UV or sunlight to prevent fading or staining. Protect fabric from heat and liquids.
what to keep in mind
SHAPE
from round to rectangular
Choose a coffee table that fits the space
without looking over- or under-scaled.
NESTING
Who says you need just one? Pair two
coffee tables for more surface area.
WIDTH & HEIGHT
proportion is key
The right height and width is all about
how the coffee table pairs with your sofa.
LENGTH
The longer your sofa, the longer your
table should be. It’s about balance.
HEIGHT
Don’t go lower than 3” below or
higher than 1” above the seat.
PLACEMENT
Keep the table 14” away from your sofa
so you have space to walk around.
MATERIAL
find your style
When choosing a material, first consider
your lifestyle and how it will be used.
WOOD
Brings a feeling of texture and
natural warmth to the room
METAL
Excellent durability in a range of
finishes for design-forward contrast
MARBLE
Beautiful natural colors set
a luxe and luminous tone
GLASS
Helps to create an open, airy feel,
especially in a smaller space
UPHOLSTERY
It looks inviting and creates a
softer landing for active kids
STONE
A simple, modern look that suits
both indoor and outdoor spaces
FAQ
expert coffee table advice
Your coffee table height should be about the same as the seat of your sofa, or just a little lower.
If your coffee table is large enough, corral items into a basket or tray. Layer in personal treasures for a curated touch, playing with height and grouping items in threes.
Your coffee table can match your TV stand. But there is no hard or fast rule stating that it needs to. Mix and match different materials to create a look that is uniquely you.
Start by identifying the overall color scheme of your room and look for a shade that unites the space. For a more neutral room, choose a coffee table in a color that compliments, but with an anchoring presence. Natural wood coffee tables are great for adding warmth and texture to a room.
It all depends on the furniture pieces around it. Choose something that is accessible to all of the people sitting around it. Oval coffee tables work well for smaller spaces, while square coffee tables are a good pairing for an L-shaped sectional.
Keep your wood coffee table looking fresh with regular dusting. Protect its surface from staining by using coasters and wiping up spills quickly.
Dust with a clean microfiber cloth. Use a glass cleaner and a soft dry cloth to shine surfaces. Avoid coming in contact with other hard materials that might scratch the glass.
Metal coffee tables may patina with time and exposure to the elements. Dust surfaces with a soft, dry cloth and avoid exposure to heat and liquids.
Wipe up spills immediately to prevent staining of marble or stone. Use a non-abrasive cloth or sponge and a mild soap to clean surfaces.
Vacuum and rotate the coffee table cushion periodically. Limit exposure to direct UV or sunlight to prevent fading or staining. Protect fabric from heat and liquids.