Tables
Tables
The coffee table that anchors your living room. The dining table that handles Sunday lunch and Monday's deadline equally well. The desk that finally makes working from home feel intentional. Whatever your room needs, our tables are designed to meet it—in solid oak, walnut, marble, and sintered stone, across sizes from compact two-seaters to generous extendables. Round tables soften a small space; large dining tables bring people together without compromise. Each piece is built for the long stay: durable enough for real life, considered enough to still look good for years.
Whether you're styling a calm reading nook or finally upgrading the dining table that has survived one too many coffee rings, our tables are built for everyday living and staying power.
FAQ
Start by measuring your room before looking at table dimensions. For dining tables, allow around 90 cm of clearance on all sides so chairs can be pulled out comfortably. Coffee tables generally look best when they're around two-thirds the length of your sofa and sit at a similar height to the seat cushions.
Side tables should be within easy reach of your sofa or bed, while console tables should leave enough room for people to walk past comfortably. Choosing the right size helps your furniture feel balanced, improves traffic flow, and makes the room more functional without feeling overcrowded.
There's no single best material—It depends on the kind of life your table is signing up for. Solid wood tables are loved for their warmth, durability, and ability to age gracefully, even after years of family dinners and accidental mug rings. Marble tables bring elegance and natural character, while metal and tempered glass create a lighter, more modern look. If your table doubles as a homework station, work desk, dining spot, and occasional dumping ground for unopened parcels, durability and easy maintenance matter just as much as aesthetics.
Round tables are genuinely better for smaller rooms and smaller groups—no corners means more floor space and easier conversation. Rectangular tables scale up well and suit longer, narrower rooms. If you are regularly hosting more than six, a rectangle gives you more flexibility.
A coffee table should feel connected to the sofa, not stranded in the middle of the room like an island nobody visits. As a general guide, aim for a coffee table that is around two-thirds the length of your sofa. Leave enough clearance around it so people can move comfortably, ideally about 45 cm. Lower-profile tables tend to create a calmer, more spacious feel, especially in smaller living rooms where visual clutter appears faster than laundry somehow does.
While we strive to reach every corner of the UK, our delivery coverage is currently limited to selected areas. To check whether your location is within our delivery zones, simply enter your postcode on the product page. For more details, visit our delivery page.
We also offer a limited guarantee against manufacturing defects on our tables. Guarantee duration varies by product—full details are available on our sales and refunds page.
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