Collection: COUCH- & BEISTELLTISCHE

Tips for choosing coffee tables and side tables:

• Choose a coffee table that is approximately 40–60 cm below seat height and covers about half to two-thirds of the seat width.
• Take the room height into account: low tables look lighter in high-ceilinged rooms, whilst taller tables suit lower sofas.
• Look for material combinations that complement other furniture (e.g. the wood tone of the sofa base, metal accents in lamps).
• Consider practicality: built-in shelves or drawers enhance functionality, particularly in living rooms with limited storage space.

Materials for a specific style:

• Woods such as oak, ash or walnut for warm, durable surfaces
• Solid wood tops or veneers for a sophisticated look
• Metal frames made of stainless steel, brass or powder-coated steel for industrial or modern looks
• Stone such as marble or granite for luxurious accents
• Glass tops for a light, translucent design
• as well as combinations such as wood-glass or wood-metal, which create contrasts

What suits the interior design:

• Scandinavian/Minimalist: light woods such as oak, clean lines, metal or glass accents; simple, functional shapes; neutral finishes.
• Warm/Traditional: dark woods (walnut, dark oak), brass or gold tones, soft textures; rounded edges and classic proportions.
• Industrial/Modern: metal frames in black or brushed steel, table tops in stone or dark wood; masculine, clean lines.
• Luxurious/Modern: marble table tops, brass or bronze connectors, high-quality woods; clean, design-oriented shapes with elegant details.
• Boho/Eclectic: mixed materials, warm wood tones, basket or wicker structures as storage; unconventional shapes.
• Urban/Minimal: compact sizes, delicate frames, combined materials such as glass tops with metal frames; understated profile.