Whether you’re a classic gin and tonic type or a modern mocktail aficionado, this table will give you all the feels.
This Barbara Barry mahogany cocktail table was crafted for Baker Furniture.
32 r x 24.5 t
$495
Hot food coming through. No matter how big your soiree ends up being, there is plenty of space to accommodate the piping-hot trays coming out of the kitchen.
This French-country oak drop-side dining table was handcrafted with an inlayed star design. Table can be 55.5 round by 30 tall or with leaves down can be 42 square.
$595
Want to host a Catan game night? A murder mystery dinner? A Harry Potter-themed potluck? This table won’t judge!
This New England drop-leaf dining table in maple delivers no matter the occasion or preferred eating time. Breakfast, brunch, lunch, linner, or dinner, it’s got you covered! $495.
60 w x 40 d x 29.5 t
When did meeting up with friends for coffee and cake go out of style? Can we bring that tradition back ASAP?
This mid-century coffee table by Ray See was crafted for SeeMar Furniture Co.
36 x 36 x 12
$395
Who said breakfast had to be complicated? A slice of toast with a spoonful of almond butter and jam can go a long way… all the way to lunch if you’re lucky.
This Design Within Reach “Zero” table by Stua would be perfect for a breakfast room or small dining area, $495.
39.5 r x 28.5 t
If your coffee is fair-trade and organic, it only makes sense that your coffee table is sustainable too. And what’s more sustainable than buying vintage?
This Giacometti-style bronzed aluminum coffee table features a brutalist design, $895.
39 square x 16.5 t
Slap a “Made in Italy” sticker on anything and I’ll buy it. Italian craftsmanship, whether the result is pasta, olive oil, wine, or metal tables, is beyond comparison.
This handcrafted table from Italy features a floral design, $195.
23 w x 17 d x 20 t
What kind of energy are we manifesting for the second half of the year? Whatever energy will help us accomplish our dreams with ease and delight - in other words, there is no time for gatekeeping or expensive online courses that don’t deliver. Instead, invite the people you admire over for dinner and let them talk.
This vintage gate leg table features a drop-down center extension, $349.
66.5 w x 36 d x 30 t
Summer is officially here which means one of two things, you’ll either be stocking up on Vitamin D while working on that summer glow all whilst sipping margs with your bffs. Or you’ll be hiding under the umbrella like the vampire you are. Whichever category you fall under, these chairs quite literally have your back.
This Brown Jordan patio set features a table and four chairs. Table has an umbrella hole,$395.
26 t x 40 r
If party in the front, business in the back were a table - this would be it. Long live the mullet no matter the decade.
This custom-made round 1980s dining table features a durable laminate top, oak trim, and unique, brass finished pedestal base. Perfect for small dining area, $495.
42 r x 29 t.
Coffee tables, what are they good for? Absolutely everything. Sure they hold your cup of joe effortlessly, but they also house your array of wacky coffee table books, support your aching feet after a long run, and give your friends somewhere to gather for an epic Uno tournament.
This large faux bamboo coffee table features a cain top inlay.
58 w x 28 d x 17 t
$495
Modern artists have a tough job to do consistently walking a thin line between tacky and timeless. Milo Baughman made this tightrope walk seem easy, though. His designs have always been firmly modern yet classically tasteful.
This Milo Baughman for Design Institute of America extension dining table features a built-in, drop down leaf.
37.5 d x 95.5 w x 29.5 t (when fully extended)
$649
A wobbly table is about as pleasant as an undercooked pizza pie. How to avoid both? Get the Italian-made stamp of approval.
This sturdy brass Italian coffee table features hoofed feet and is the perfect size for a compact apartment.
35 w x 26 d x 18 t.
$295
You see, we aren’t that much different from animals in the wild. We hunt (Black Friday), we eat (Dominos), and we nest (Casa Victoria).
This set of four wood nesting tables has a beautiful Chinese design.
20 w x 14 d x 27 t.
$225
In the 1980s you might have used this table to feature your Sony stereo receiver. Though technology has advanced greatly since then, quality craftsmanship and timeless design seems not to age a bit.
This 1980s metal console table features a faux marble finish.
28 t x 50 w x 17 d.
$295
There aren’t many things on earth better than sharing a delicious meal with people who love you unconditionally and are always rooting for you - no matter how far off track you get from your path.
This very unique, post-modern dining table comfortably accommodates 6 adults and features angular metal legs and a wood top.
36 d x 72 w x 29 t
$495
And for my next trick…I will make all the furniture in your home appear pale in comparison.
This mid-century bistro table features a marble top and aluminum base with unique design.
28 t x 30 r
$295
Feeling the winter blues? Buy a round of beers, split a round pizza and play a round of Uno with your best pals around this round table. Case closed.
This mid-century dining table features a laminate top and brass trim.
44 t x 29 t
$349
If cork coasters give you all the feels and you aren’t afraid to playfully sling them to your precocious house guests when they mindlessly slap down a sweating beverage, then this coffee table definitely has your name on it. Cheers!
This mid-century Italian-style coffee table features a gold finish, smoked glass top and lower cane shelf for coffee table books.
61 l x 16 t x 21.5 d
$395
If the cold winter months give you all the feels, buckle up because it’s going to be a snuggly ride.
This rattan coffee table wants to take good care of your hot cocoa while you binge holiday classics.
50 w x 24 d x 16 t
$295
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