Tables

Q: Where do you put a table in a living room?

A side table will usually be placed next to the arm of a chair or sofa, and a coffee table in front of the couch. Both should be within arm’s reach, with a side table much closer than the coffee as the latter needs room to move around from the sofa.

Q: Do tables have to match in a living room?

No – but they should work together and with the furniture that is the focal point, such as your larger sofas and chairs. You can create a polished look by matching items like sofas and chairs, then adding character with mis-matched but complementary options, or, if you have matching pieces, you can provide the variety with an accent chair and a contrast sofa.

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From dining tables to your work from home desk, they exist in many different forms are a big part of our lives. They’re places to gather, somewhere to display your favourite photos or books, or simply the perfect piece of lounge furniture on which to perch your coffee. ArchiPro has a great range of tables for your living space from trusted suppliers across Australia.

Umbra Side Table

SR Interiors

Nomad 90cm Round Solid Oak Coffee Table | Black

L3 Home

From

$890.00

Luro Height Adj Table

Bowermans

Ivory Teak Accent Table

SR Interiors

Manhattan Banquet Trolley

Bowermans

Steel Table Large by Goldsworthy Studio

Atlas Table by Goldsworthy Studio

Cult Design

Console Table by Karakter

Cult Design

Hudson Hammered Barrel Side Table

Ivory & Deene

From

$249.00

Piloti Side Table - Model 6700 by Fredericia

Cult Design

Keel Coffee Table by Erik Jørgensen

Cult Design

Nara Coffee Table

Poliform

Molloy Coffee Table by NAU

Orbix Rectangle Coffee Table - Natural

Verre Particulier | Coffee Table

Space Furniture

Diesis | Coffee Table

Space Furniture

Kumo by Erik Jørgensen

Cult Design

Stone Coffee + Side Table

Bristol System Coffee Table

Poliform

Bridge Coffee Table

RJ Living

Otway | Round Coffee Tables Porcelain

Otway | Round Coffee Tables Timber

Coffee Table Large by Karakter

Cult Design

Artisan Blend Coffee Table

Tekstura

Vogue Side Table - Gold

Nemu Molten Glass Coffee Table

Henri Living

Sequence Round Table

Cult Design

Formiche | Coffee Table

Space Furniture

Featuring the best tables in Australia

ArchiPro has a selection of the finest tables from Australia’s most trusted suppliers to suit any space and design preference. Whether you’re looking for a side table for your favourite lamp, a coffee table for a pile of books or a console for an entranceway - you’ll find something sleek, contemporary or classic within our collection. With a diverse range of materials, shapes, sizes and styles available for every home or office, the hardest thing will be which to choose.

Types of tables

Side tables

A smaller table for a lounge, hallway or bedroom, they can display favourite items or be a spot for drinks and nibbles.

Dining tables

These are paired with chairs, usually seating at least four people and are available in a multitude of styles, shapes and materials. Extendable dining tables are also extremely popular in Australia.

Coffee tables

A common living room table, it is usually lower than your other furniture and used as a space for books, magazines and refreshments.

Leaner or console table

A leaner or console is a versatile lower style, able to be used as a bar leaner, entranceway or lounge table.

The advantages of high quality tables

Investing in a high quality optoin will give you a piece of beautiful furniture for life. Not only will it last the years with you, it will do so in style, with the top furniture designers in Australia offering unique tables for your home or office. Though a top quality product will come at a price, the premium materials and craftsmanship provide better value in the long run as you won’t need to replace or repair one as you might an inferior choice.

How to choose tables that are right for you

The right table depends on the space you’re filling, and the look you’re after. They should complement your other décor and interior styling. A dining or kitchen table should suit your lifestyle, family size, and entertaining habits. For a modern addition, a bar leaner is great for socialising while you stretch your legs. Side and coffee tables provide display space and storage, and a home office desk could be used for work or as a unique TV unit. In an office, you may also need a coffee side table for a reception area or break room. You can also add a shelving unit to display your decor and get more space. Finally, ensure that your living room table harmonises with the overall decor, including the cupboards and cabinet.

What is the standard height of a table?

The standard height of a dining room table is 71 to 76cm, with most coming within that range. Side tables are typically equal to or just below the arm of the seat they’re next to and coffee tables around 2.5 to 5cm lower than the top of your sofa seat cushions to make them easily reached without stretching.