10 Coffee Tables That Suit Different Trending Decor Styles

If your tastes lean toward the harmonious proportions of the Classical period, the Athena coffee table ($2,395) may be worth the investment. It features a rectangular top made of smooth marble, which is supported by four intricately carved legs in the shape of graceful Grecian columns. Style it with pottery for a striking tableau.

Modern farmhouse isn't new, but its current evolution is more sophisticated than before. This Belenberg Coffee Table ($730) is functional and stylish, with ample storage space and a lower shelf that's perfect for displaying books, magazines, and other decorative items. The table's rustic finish and distressed wood top add warmth and character to the living room; pair it with a vintage oushak rug in neutral tones, and you're Insta-ready.

You don't need to redo your entire room to make it maximalist if you've got this just-busy-enough Prado Coffee Table ($1,998). The black-and-white resin inlay creates a classic stripe pattern that's not "too much" but more than adequate.

Postmodernism can be a lot of look, but these Jonathan Adler Torino Nesting Cocktail Tables ($2,600) get the geometry and color mix just right. Made of back-painted glass panes framed by brass edges, the two tables can be stacked or nested as you please — making them a practical choice for smaller spaces.

By Greek creative Yiannis Ghikas, this blown-glass Soda Coffee Table ($2,732) is handmade on Murano, the Venetian island known for its excellence in glassmaking. The hand-hammered surface reflects light beautifully, and its amber hue has a '70s vibe that's huge at the moment. For Europhiles with dollars to burn, is there any better choice?

If your style leans rustic, don't miss this Kevmart Coffee Table ($820). Its wooden planked top has incredible texture thanks to the saw-mark effect, and — surprise! — its sides open to reveal a spacious compartment for remotes, magazines, and other not-so-rustic items you might want to tuck away for aesthetic reasons.

Made with sand-casted aluminum and warm brown oak, this Balintmore Coffee Table ($820) has a handcrafted look that can read contemporary or antique, depending on how it's styled. Our suggestion? Lean into the dark-academia trend with a stack of antique books, a vase of dried flowers, or a moody candle.

For a beachy, laid-back living room, this Catta Table ($399) is the way to go. Its metal base is wrapped in wicker, giving it more strength than you might imagine at first. A glass top keeps the overall look light and easy — which is the vibe, isn't it?

Like something plucked from the world's greatest estate sale, this South Seas Rattan Coffee Table ($700, originally $1,198) has intricate weaving, curved lines, and plenty of space for your indie magazines and tea sets. Add some porcelain plates and fresh lilies, and you're on your way to perfecting the grandmillennial aesthetic.

Unobtrusive and beautiful in its simplicity, this Workshop Coffee Table ($825) has the light-wood hallmarks and clean lines typical of Scandi minimalism.