That ribbed oval base is straight out of a design magazine, and at this price it's almost unfair. This is the one people will ask about when they come over.
Glass tops can feel cold and clinical — but pair one with an acacia wood frame and a rattan lower shelf and suddenly it's warm and layered. This one gets the balance right.
Three rotating glass discs on a brass frame. It's a piece, not just a table. If you want your living room to have a moment, this is your centrepiece.
That liquid-silver teardrop base looks like something from a gallery. Aluminium keeps it lighter than it appears. A proper statement that doesn't try to blend in.
Sometimes you just want solid wood, a drawer for the remote, and something that looks like it's been in the family for years. This pine table nails that warm, no-nonsense Sunday vibe.
Two tables for this price, with gold metal frames and glass tops that actually look the part. The nesting format is smart in smaller rooms, and the glam-minimal look is very right now.
Those chunky X-legs sit right in the sweet spot between farmhouse and contemporary. The thick top adds to the solid, well-made feel — great in rooms that need a bit of grounding.
When your room is already doing a lot, you need a table that knows when to step back. This clean white X-base does exactly that — minimal without being boring, and tidy without being cold.
