Not only is the antiqued metal base of this piece sturdy yet elegant, the marble slab top gleams without being garish. In fact, oval coffee tables are becoming more rare in the current design realm, as perfect circles and long rectangles seem to be the norm. We end our round coffee table collection with this Marble Oval Coffee Table from West Elm. No wonder the Origami Coffee Table from West Elm is hard to ignore! Inspired by origami (hence its name), this table features a hand-inlaid bone-tile top and a geometric base with a faceted look. Geo forms are a hit in today’s design world. In addition, it features three tones of blue lacquer: Swiveling blue coffee table from Jonathan Adler It swivels (yes, each separate level can spin out from the center). Just because they fit well into compact areas doesn’t mean they can’t make a grand statement! The Polly Cocktail Table from Jonathan Adler is a real showstopper. The fact that they don’t have corners makes them extremely useful for small spaces, as you can easily navigate the room without bumping into them. Check out the collection of images that follows, and use the helpful links to find purchasing information if you’re in the shopping mood… Round Coffee Tables
In fact, all of the tables below boast a special feature, such as an unusual shape, a striking material or a function that makes it oh-so-useful. Today we take a look at coffee tables that are chic, unique and practical. Since it typically rests at the center of your living room, the coffee table is a true focal point. It’s been awhile since we’ve talked coffee tables! This handy furnishing holds everything from books to plates of food.
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