Tables
Large Glass Cocktail Table & Glass Round Cocktail Table
A large glass cocktail table and a glass round cocktail table solve the same room two ways — the first spans a sectional, the second lets four people reach one surface with no corner to catch a shin. Tempered tops at 8mm or thicker on sculptural walnut bases, fluted nesting rounds and a velvet cocktail ottoman with storage inside. The piece that sets the centre of a living room, chosen for proportion first and finish second.
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Glass And Metal Coffee Table, X-Frame In Chrome Or Gold
$231 USD
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Glass And Metal Coffee Table, X-Frame In Chrome Or Gold
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Rectangular Glass Coffee Table With Shelf, Black Legs
Regular price $208 USDRegular priceUSDSale price $208 USD -
Chrome Glass Coffee Table with White V-Shaped Pillars
Regular price $543 USDRegular priceUSDSale price $543 USD -
Triangular Glass-Top Coffee Table, Solid Walnut Base
Regular price $652 USDRegular priceUSDSale price $652 USD -
Black Round Nesting Tables, Set of 2, Hidden Storage
Regular price $333 USDRegular priceUSDSale price $333 USD -
Two-Tier Round Solid Wood Coffee Table with Storage Shelf
Regular price $379 USDRegular priceUSDSale price $379 USD -
Square Tempered Glass Coffee Table with Metal Frame
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Navy Velvet Square Storage Ottoman Coffee Table Wood Legs
Regular price $439 USDRegular priceUSDSale price $439 USD -
Mango Wood Round Industrial-Leg Coffee Table Living Room
Regular price $303 USDRegular priceUSDSale price $303 USD
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Round Cocktail Tables — Why the Shape Wins
A round cocktail table has no corners to catch a shin and no wrong side to sit on. In a room with a sectional or two facing sofas it reads generous rather than blocking, and it lets four people reach the same surface. Marble and glass tops carry the shape best — the edge stays quiet while the material does the work.
Large Glass Cocktail Tables for Open-Plan Rooms
Glass is the only tabletop that adds surface without adding visual mass — which is why a large glass cocktail table suits an open-plan room better than a solid one of the same footprint. Tempered glass at 8mm or thicker is the standard to look for; below that, a large span flexes. Pair a glass top with a sculptural base, since the base is what the eye actually reads.
Nesting Rounds and Cocktail Ottomans — Tables That Work Twice
Nesting rounds give you two surfaces when guests arrive and one when they leave; a velvet cocktail ottoman takes a tray on top and a season's throws inside. Both solve the same problem — a living room asked to be a workspace and a gathering place on the same evening — without a second piece of furniture.
Marble, Glass or Solid Wood — Which to Buy
Marble
Heaviest and most permanent-looking. Seal it once a year; it stains from wine and citrus if you don't.
Tempered Glass
Adds surface without visual weight — the right call for a small or open-plan room. Wipes clean, never stains.
Solid Wood
Warmest, and the only one that improves with marks. Walnut and mango carry a round top without looking heavy.
From the studio — six years of interiors and the same measurement every time: a cocktail table should sit level with your sofa seat or an inch below, and leave 16–18 inches of walking room. Get those two right and almost any style works. About Tamimi Home
You May Ask
What size cocktail table do I need?
Aim for roughly two-thirds the length of your sofa, with the top level with the seat cushion or an inch below. Leave 16 to 18 inches between table and sofa — close enough to reach a glass, wide enough to walk past.
Is a round or rectangular cocktail table better?
Round suits sectionals, tight rooms and homes with children — no corners, and everyone can reach it. Rectangular suits two facing sofas and long rooms, where it echoes the room's own geometry.
How do I keep a glass cocktail table from looking smeared?
Use a microfibre cloth with warm water and a drop of dish soap, then dry immediately — residue, not dirt, is what shows. Skip ammonia glass cleaners near a metal or wood base; they dull the finish over time.
Does marble stain?
Yes — marble is porous, and wine, coffee and citrus will mark an unsealed top. Seal it once a year with a stone sealer and wipe spills quickly; sealed marble in a living room is far less demanding than in a kitchen.
Are lift-top tables sturdy enough for daily use?
A well-built lift-top uses a sprung steel mechanism rated for thousands of cycles and holds a laptop and a meal without flexing. Lift from the front edge rather than a corner, and it will outlast the room it sits in.
What if it doesn't suit the room once it's here?
It goes back. Every order carries our 15 Days Money Back Guarantee, counted from the day it arrives rather than the day you ordered, and ships with Free Tracked & Insured Shipping on All Orders (Contiguous US). Live with the piece a few days first — furniture reads differently at home than on a screen, and the room usually settles the question itself.
Complete the Room
Layer in our rustic coffee and side tables, anchor the wall with a rustic media console, or seat the room with upholstered lounge seating. Our Design Journal covers furniture that makes small spaces feel bigger.