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Your coffee table can have many uses—a place to piece together a puzzle, a spot for a cocktail, or the center of a conversation area. We take a look at the 8 most common styles of coffee tables and their defining characteristics, from contemporary to mid-century modern. You’re sure to find the one that fits your home! We also break down the benefits and drawbacks of different tabletop materials.
1. Traditional
Traditional furniture can also be thought of as formal furniture. Traditional coffee tables tend to have ornate detailing, such as curved legs, carvings, or inlaid tops, and be made of rich woods.
2. Transitional
Transitional furniture falls between traditional and contemporary/modern furniture. It has a more casual, functional feel. Transitional coffee tables will suit most decor styles.
3. Contemporary
Though contemporary and modern may seem interchangeable, contemporary style refers to what is currently popular. Contemporary designs often feature stark interiors with bold, bright accents. Glass tops and metal bases are common features of contemporary coffee tables.
4. Cottage/Country
Both cottage and country styles feature feminine lines and detailing, such as turned legs. Painted and distressed finishes are common features of country and cottage coffee tables.
5. Industrial
The defining materials of industrial style furniture are weathered wood, stainless steel, and concrete. Furniture that looks as if it has been salvaged or made from a pre-existing piece will fit in this style.
6. Rustic
Coffee tables in a rustic style are predominantly made of weathered or distressed wood with exposed metal accents, like nail heads. Though similar to industrial, rustic coffee tables place an emphasis on the natural wood, rather than metal. Rustic pieces can have a mountain or country feel to them.
7. Mid-Century Modern
Mid-century modern refers to the interior design style that was popular between the 1950s and 1960s. Mid-century modern coffee tables are characterized by clean, simple lines and bent wood or molded plastic construction. Most of the time, wood furniture has a simple finish to show off its natural beauty.
8. Parsons
A modern square or rectangular table, a parsons table has four flush, square legs that are equally as thick as the flat top. The parsons table is a modern design created in the 1930s. Though it has a simple shape, a parsons coffee table can be embellished with upholstery or different materials to fit many design schemes.
