A Man's Home
The Coolest Coffee Tables Make a Statement
They’re sculptural and designed to stand out
The uncontested hero of any living room setup has to be your coffee table. It's one of the few items that almost all your guests will interact with. It sits center stage in your living room and serves as a spot for your favorite design books, maybe a candle, not to mention your morning coffee and evening cocktails. A workhorse piece of furniture, this essential component can completely change how a room functions. But that's not to say it needs to be utilitarian.
In fact, the coolest coffee tables today are not simple, low-slung surfaces. They're sculptural and architectural. They stand proudly in the middle of your living room and make a statement. Crafted from a combination of marble, carved wood and metal, these tables can serve as a functional piece of art, adding interesting shapes and colors to a room while still providing a place to set down your stuff.
To help you find this new breed of coffee table—one that works within your living room (and your budget), we scoured the web for options that are stylish, sturdy and ready to be shipped right to your door. So whether you want a table to be a conversation piece or simply serve as a place to kick your feet up, we've got the best ones to upgrade your home. The real question is which table speaks to your sensibilities?
The Best Sculptural
Coffee Tables
Pereda marble
$1,598 at Lulu and Georgia
Noguchi table,
$2,595 at Design Within Reach
Laccio two-part table,$1,165 / $699 at Interior Icons
Patrick Cain Designs
Scutoid table,
from $1,500 at West Elm
Oak wood coffee table,
$1,099 by Jake Arnold for Crate & Barrel
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Perrine carved coffee table,
$1,559 / $1,049 by All Modern
Derrico carved wood table,
$1,299 by CB2
Ines freeform cloud table,Eternity Modern
$1,299 byRivet coffee table,
$922 by Frama
Oiled orb coffee table,
from $549 by Rove Concepts
Before You Buy
You’ll want to measure up your space to make sure the table will fit and that you have plenty of room to move around it. You can even tape out the dimensions on the floor in painter’s tape to ensure the scale feels right. Don’t forget to consider the height and think about what you are going to use the coffee table for, whether that’s displaying items, resting your feet or eating dinner.