Fall for Your Living Room All Over Again With These 15 Bold Coffee Tables

The Mesa Água is the picture of a lazy brook. The glass top evokes sunlight sparkling on water washing over pebbles smoothed from years of a natural polishing process. The sight of it carries one away to a quiet afternoon of rest.

While known mostly for angular lengths of metal in his designs, by the 1940s Jean Prouve started delving into all-wood furniture. An exquisite example of this period, the Vitra Gueridon Bas Coffee Table features a solid round wood top and three wedge-shaped legs.

The Ablo Round Coffee Table by Medley will beautifully complement your living room with a blooming flower appearance created by the four prong, all natural, solid wood base. This modern round coffee table is a unique piece to add to any living space or office.

Save space with a table that looks good doing it. The Cullom strips out the excess and provides a breath of fresh air to any room. Its lightweight design is accentuated by a natural oak top and elegant steel frame, making it an ideal minimalist statement. Complimentary wood swatches are available.

ARTLESS Focal Tables push the 90-degree angle we love so much to new extremes. This asymmetric wood and glass coffee table has the extraordinary quality of being simple in its lines but fairly complex in its looks. Photo Courtesy of Artless

The Bento Coffee Table, inspired by the compartmentalized Japanese serving set, is as much a multi-purpose toolkit for the living room as it is a table.

Originally designed in 1947, the Noguchi Rudder Table is a reintroduction of an iconic coffee table originally designed in 1947. The balance of sculptural form and durable function has made the Noguchi Table an understated and beautiful element in homes and offices since its introduction.

Nicknamed the “surfboard table,” the Elliptical Table (1951) reveals the playfulness in the work of designers Charles and Ray Eames and also shows a practical side – their desire to create furniture that would become a part of a life lived with simplicity and beauty.

The Embrace Table is a clever coffee table comprised of two smaller tables that can serve a variety of uses. Designed to store modern media, this award winning piece of furniture offers a low shelf, table top and angled magazine storage when the two tables are joined together in an 'embrace'.

The Pedrera Coffee Table is designed in 1955 by Barba Corsini for the loft space at the famous landmark, La Pedrera in Barcelona.

Ralph liked to sketch furniture as much as buildings and often his furniture drawings were just filler for a room scene in a much larger context. While plying the leaden waves of the sea of Ralph’s sketches, we spotted this cocktail table and the accompanying side table.

Finished by artisan hands to achieve truly stunning patinas, our Acero Occasional Tables complement cool, rustic metal with the warm colors and organic textures of wood.

The Pi Coffee Table by Blu Dot features slices of powder-coated steel combined with solid walnut legs, resulting in some eye-catching results. Photo Courtesy of Blu Dot