Have you ever spent a TV night sitting on your couch, with your plate resting precariously on your knee while you tried to drink your drink without spilling all its contents? A very perilous task, but not when you have a coffee table. Its usefulness is no longer to be proven: plates, board games, books, decorations, cups... It allows you to put all the items you need to spend a good morning, a balmy afternoon or a great evening in your living room. Especially since there are models capable of meeting your most specific needs. If you need to move your table easily, opt for a coffee table on wheels. A coffee table with storage allows you to organize your belongings and store the living room essentials. Cleverly arranged niches and drawers allow you to store all your items. For lovers of convivial moments and evenings with friends, some coffee tables incorporate side boxes, perfect for storing your bottles and creating a mini-bar at home. All you have to do is find out which type of coffee table is best for your living room.

The different styles and design of coffee table

The industrial coffee table: the best of wood and metal

The industrial coffee table is inspired by the world of workers and workshops at the beginning of the twentieth century. At that time, factories mainly needed resistant materials to be able to carry out their works. The modernized industrial style combined the two raw materials most used at the time: metal and wood. In the case of the coffee table, the metal usually forms the legs of the furniture, the base on which a solid wood top or chest rests. The result: a sober and robust piece of furniture that brings a chic and modern touch to your living room.

The Scandinavian coffee table: all in sobriety

The Scandinavian coffee table, like the style from which it takes its name, favors simple geometric shapes, sometimes with rounded corners to bring more softness to the furniture. It is recognizable by the particular angle formed by its outward-facing feet, giving it more stability, among other things. As for the material it is made of, the Scandinavian coffee table is usually made of a wood with a rather light tone, which brings brightness to your living room. It blends beautifully with pastel shades and gives a soothing touch to your décor.

The rattan coffee table: vintage in its natural form

Rattan is making a strong comeback and is making its way into our living rooms in the form of coffee tables. A natural and warm material, rattan adapts to all interior styles, from the most bohemian to the most contemporary, and brings a welcome vintage touch. The round rattan coffee table is a great option for its appearance and ability to soften angular spaces. L