Designer Curated Clear Coffee Tables

The Scarlotti coffee table draws inspiration from 1960s Italian aesthetics and embodies sleek simplicity with its organic contours. Its tempered glass top is gracefully upheld by three columns of varying proportions, creating a captivating visual allure. Effortlessly blending relaxed vibes with a touch of luxury, it adds playful movement to any space.

Beautiful table, well-made, slightly heavy for its size (in a good way). Simple, straightforward design and at a good price. Delivery was excellent, fast and clean.. Anonymous. Wed Dec 04 2024

An organic interpretation of French modernist furniture, the Cristal Collection features thick acrylic tabletops that bend toward and away from an unmarked center. Gold leafed iron creates glitter and glimmer.

Nice but could be a little bigger size. Javier. Riverside, CA. Sun Jun 14 2020

Lay on a glass top with a champagne metal textured base.

Beautiful table. Perfect for our living room. The glass is nice and thick and the gold is subtle and elegant.. Sarah. Raleigh, NC. Thu Dec 18 2025

A contemporary twist on an Asian form, the Fushan Bunching cocktail table is constructed of acrylic in a greek key base design. Intended to be used as a pair, but can also be used by itself.

In addition to the unique design of the natural iron base and the use of clear glass this round cocktail table is a great choice if you have children or pets as the curved edges will prevent sharp corner injuries.

"I often like to transform furniture by combining mixed materials, or changing a finish from what would have been characteristic of its original design period. This piece reimagines a great, chunky, 1970s faceted coffee table that I found in London with a beautiful, formal book and butt-matched mahogany veneer tabletop, set into the bold, clear base. For purists, the table is also available with a glass top to create a floating, transparent effect." - Thomas O'Brien.

"I often like to transform furniture by combining mixed materials, or changing a finish from what would have been characteristic of its original design period. This piece reimagines a great, chunky, 1970s faceted coffee table that I found in London with a beautiful, formal book and butt-matched mahogany veneer tabletop, set into the bold, clear base. For purists, the table is also available with a glass top to create a floating, transparent effect." - Thomas O'Brien.