Acacia Coffee Tables & Natural Wood Tables
Coffee, side and dining tables in solid teak, acacia and oak, some with marble or travertine tops. Solid timber throughout rather than veneer.
Acacia Coffee Tables & Natural Wood Tables Products (24 items)
About Acacia Coffee Tables & Natural Wood Tables
Acacia Coffee Tables
An acacia coffee table has strong contrasting grain that varies board to board, so the top is the feature rather than the shape. Acacia is dense enough to take daily use without denting easily, which matters most on a coffee table.
Natural Wood Tables and Height
Coffee table height should sit within a few centimetres of the sofa seat height, which for most sofas means 40-45 cm. Side tables want to be level with or slightly below the arm. Getting this right does more for a room than the style of the table.
Solid Wood and Marble Tops
Marble and travertine tops sit on a wood or metal base and add weight, which keeps a small table stable. Stone is porous and stains, so a tray for drinks is worth having. Stone accessories are in marble and travertine home decor.
Styling a Coffee Table
A tray, something with height and something living or dried covers most of it, and leaving half the surface clear is what keeps it usable. The coffee table decor guide has arrangements by table shape.
Frequently Asked Questions
What height should a coffee table be?
Within about 5 cm of the sofa seat height, so 40-45 cm for most sofas. Lower than the seat looks fine; much higher blocks the sightline across the room and is awkward to reach down to.
How big should a coffee table be relative to the sofa?
Roughly two thirds the sofa's length, with 40-45 cm of clear floor between table edge and sofa so people can pass. Wider than the sofa looks heavy; much shorter looks stranded.
Are the marble tops sealed?
Stone tops are porous by nature. Some are sealed at manufacture, which is stated on the product page. Either way, wipe spills promptly and avoid leaving wine, oil or citrus on the surface.
Will the wood grain match the photographs?
The pattern will differ. These are solid timber tops, so grain, knots and colour vary board to board. The photograph shows a representative example rather than the exact table you receive.
Can I use a wood table outdoors?
No. These are finished for indoor use. Teak is used outdoors in garden furniture, but with a different finish and construction; an indoor table left outside will grey, swell and open at the joints.























