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Why stone-look tables keep winning
A coffee table does the heaviest lifting in the living room. It has to look good from every side and still hold a stack of books and a few mugs.
Stone looks give the room weight. A faux travertine or marble top adds a heavy, grounded layer that a sofa in soft fabric needs.
Three tables to shop now
All three are in stock and each has a different shape and size.
Sonia 51" Faux Travertine Indoor/Outdoor Concrete Coffee Table
A long, low table with a faux travertine finish that works indoors or on a covered patio. $679.
- Best for large sofas and sectionals that need a big center piece.
Cynthia 36" Concrete Indoor/Outdoor Coffee Table
A compact 36 inch table in Travertine with Walnut Brown or Light Emperador Marble. $599.
- Best for small living rooms and apartment layouts.
Romy 47" Rectangular Coffee Table
A 47 inch rectangle in a faux marble finish. $549. Limited stock, with 16 on hand.
- Best for anyone who wants marble-look drama at the lowest price of the three.
How to style a coffee table
Start with a tray
A tray corrals remotes and candles and keeps the stone surface clear.
Add height
Stack two books and set a small vase on top for a pocket of height.
Leave the middle open
Keep a patch of bare stone visible. It is the point of the table.
FAQs
How big should a coffee table be?
Can these tables go outside?
Which is the best value?
Put some stone in the room
Pick the table that fits your sofa and your floor plan. All three are in stock now.
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