Artisan coffee tables in solid wood, mango wood, handwoven abaca, bayur wood, recycled coconut shell, munggur wood and handwoven rattan. Twenty four designs in round, oval, rectangular, drum, waterfall edge and arch coffee table shapes, several with storage.
Odd numbers and varied heights. A tray to corral the small things, a low bowl or a candle, and one stack of books to carry the horizontal line. Leave half the surface clear, because a coffee table is used more than it is looked at. A round coastal coffee table takes a single central grouping, while a longer rectangle carries two groupings with a gap between them.
Start with the sofa and work outward. Length first, about two thirds of the sofa. Then shape: round and oval suit rooms with traffic crossing them and households with small children, since nothing meets a shin at the corner. The Kali Oval Solid Wood Coffee Table and the Reverse Arch Round Solid Mango Wood Coffee Table are the clearest examples. Material comes last and decides how the table wears. Handwoven abaca is the softest surface, recycled coconut shell the most distinctive, solid wood and mango wood the hardest wearing for a family room.
See accent and side tables for the smaller pieces, or how recycled coconut shell is made.
Level with the sofa seat or one to two inches below it, which lands between 16 and 18 inches for most sofas.
About two thirds the length of the sofa, with 14 to 18 inches of walking space around it. In a small room a 30 to 36 inch round table is usually the safer call.
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