25 Best Coffee Tables at Every Price Range

Finding elegance in simplicity, this sleek table leaves very little to be desired in terms of versatility, coming in a range of finishes to suit anyone’s tastes. Its lightweight MDF construction also makes this ideal for those searching for a way to tie together a room on a budget.

As one of the best-selling tables from the Scandinavian powerhouse, the LACK table features many of the same design elements as the previous table with the addition of a storage shelf. It features a honeycomb construction in its interior making it lightweight while maintaining a high degree of strength. Conveniently, it pairs well with the other items from IKEA’s LACK series.

Feeling like your space is too small? No problem. Coming in as one of the smaller tables in this series you’ll be hard-pressed to find a place where you can’t fit this tiny piece, making it well suited to decluttering city apartments. The gunmetal pin-style legs also add a great industrial flair and provide a nice accent to the worn oak look of the tabletop.

The legs of this table feature a unique pinwheel shape, with the tabletop exposing the top of each leg to highlight the beautiful form from above. In the middle of the pinwheel, the tabletop is recessed, allowing you to place a centerpiece within the cavity and immediately draw attention to it. The table is entirely constructed of boards, making it extremely stable and durable. 

Acacia wood has long been known for its durability, making this table extremely scratch-resistant and watertight. The cross-legged design recalls feelings of a rustic picnic table, but the design still maintains a sense of modernity. Use it in your living room to bring a pop of natural color or even place it outdoors on a patio or balcony. 

Bring a subtle Japanese-inspired flair into your home with this slatted-wood table. The addition of two latch-louvered doors allows for both open and closed storage, for whatever you might want to keep safely out of the way. The table is also part of a larger set including side tables, cabinets, and TV consoles just in case you’d like to combine them all for a matchy look.

Some things just come better in pairs, including these coffee tables. Each has three legs and an oblong shape, with the larger one being raised slightly to allow the smaller table to nest comfortably beneath the other. Although they do not take up much space, they are extremely versatile as the number of orientations is only limited by your imagination.

Those looking to soften the look of their interior will find that the rounded shape and brassy color of this piece bring immense warmth to any living room. The glass tabletop also makes it unobtrusive to the eye, keeping small spaces from feeling cramped. 

The sleek glossy finish alone makes this a perfect addition to any home, but the inclusion of LED floor lights is sure to attract the attention of gamers and hue light fanatics alike. The Kinslee coffee table’s two drawers and open cavity also provide a ton of storage space.

After a slew of modern coffee tables, finally we make an appeal to the traditionalist. Covered in veneer highlighting the beautiful wood grain, the claw feet and ornate detailing scream elegance and all of the finishes provide a luxurious gloss.

Quality, price, and ease of assembly make this a perfect choice for almost anybody. The brushed steel frame provides long-lasting support to ensure the longevity of the table and the tempered glass tabletop and shelf allow you to show off your beautiful rug too. 

Drawing inspiration from mid-century modern design, it suits both modern and traditional interiors with its timeless look. The striking contrast of the off-white tabletop and natural wood base also add a ton of presence to this table.

A self-described tribute to Scandinavian design from the Swedish retailer, this table is constructed of fiberboard with a lacquered walnut veneer and a steel underframe, creating the perfect balance of weight and stability. The oblong surfboard-like shape of this table makes it great for bigger couches without feeling overbearing and the woven shelf beneath adds a great touch of warmth and expression. 

One would never assume that Urban Outfitters offers a custom-made home good, but they do--and it’s fantastic. The hourglass shape made of spiraling rattan creates the perfect bohemian aesthetic and natural vibe.

This sleek sled-style table simultaneously commands attention and obscures itself with its all glass construction. While it might not be everyone’s taste, it is perfectly at home in any modern styled interior.

Homes that are feeling a bit bland or lifeless can easily be remedied by bringing a bit of the outside in. A reclaimed wood finish and wrought iron legs create a mood that feels both natural and industrious. 

The appearance of one continuous surface throughout the whole design is the highlight of this architectural table, with the chromed steel piping providing structure both literally and figuratively. 

This modern coffee table features a pop-up top that exposes a hidden storage area. It also allows you to work and eat from the comfort of your couch--which, to be honest, would make anyone jealous. The added marble slab also adds a fantastic contrast to the acacia wood finish.

While similar to the other reclaimed wood table on our list, this one does not simply mimic the finish of reclaimed wood but uses real reclaimed pine wood to create a luxurious tabletop full of minute detail. In addition, the table is certified fair trade and sustainably produced.

Created by arguably the most famous design duo in existence, the Eames rectangular coffee draws inspiration from Charles and Ray Eames’ DCW chair. Like many of their other designs, the table is constructed of several sheets of laminated plywood. Its legs show off the iconic bentwood design that made the couple a household name.

The Annessia table is possibly the most unique table on this list in terms of appearance, being constructed almost entirely of aluminum. Those of us who wish we could afford an Airstream can scratch that itch, as the riveted paneling harkens back to the look of a mid-20th-century aircraft similar to the famed trailers.

Who knew tennis players could design? Maria Sharapova (yes, that one) collaborated with Rove Concepts to create this monument-esque concrete table that features a rounded tabletop perched atop a pedestal base, radiating softness and warmth despite its material. It is constructed from glass fiber concrete and alabaster concrete.

William Platner designed the eponymous table in 1966, and since then it has become an icon of modern industrial design. Fabricated in Italy, each table requires over 1,000 welds to create an airy base of steel rods. The table is available in several different base colors as well as marble tabletops instead of classic glass.

A personal favorite of this list, this table designed by famed Japanese sculptor Isamu Noguchi requires no introduction. It has been copied and mimicked countless times, but nothing will ever come close to the OG. The signature offset wood base and amorphous tabletop make the viewing experience different from every angle.

Designed by Massimo Vignelli for Casigliani circa 1979, the Metaphora coffee table is more of a sculpture than a table. It features the four forms of Euclidean geometry cut out of marble as its base, creating a stunning centerpiece for your living room. Each marble support can be moved around and the table will remain stable, but all four are required to maintain the tabletop’s balance. Poetic, isn’t it?