10 Affordable Coffee Tables That Low-Key Steal the Show

They’re all under $850.
Hello Sunshine offices
Photography by Jason Frank Rothenberg

Share

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs.

Finding a stylish coffee table can be a tough task, whether you’re furnishing your first apartment or graduating from IKEA. Don’t get us wrong: The Scandi line is one of our favorite go-to brands for everything from inventive small-space items to colorful summer accessories, but mixing and matching is one of the greatest joys of home decor—well, that and seeing it all come together when you finally score the perfect combo of budget-friendly yet stylish options.

In the name of discovering that niche coffee table, we looked through our favorite furniture brands for the pieces that would shine bright in just about any living space. We chose options under $850, so whether you’re searching for marble accents and brass trim or glass tops and hardwood legs, there’s something for everyone to love—even insanely chic IKEA coffee tables you’d never guess are from the Swedish retailer.  

The Wavy One

Huron Coffee Table, Urban Outfitters

$299

Hop on to the curvy furniture trend with a piece that’s made from mango wood, which will always look classic long after puddle shapes are still a thing. Atop a shaggy rug, it’s a design win.

The IKEA One

Listerby Coffee Table, IKEA

$129

Though Scandinavian in nature, this IKEA coffee table looks like it belongs in a high-end furniture collection. The oak veneer and cylindrical legs feel particularly trendy and elevated.

The Clear Winner

Peekaboo Acrylic Coffee Table, CB2

$299

For a truly minimalist look, this clear acrylic coffee table boasts a sloping, curved edge and a glossy finish. It’s also super-lightweight and can be moved easily, making it ideal if you like to change things up often.

The Knotty One

Normann Copenhagen Ding Coffee Table, Danish Design Store

$565

Made from three solid pieces of oak that fit into one another without any hardware, this clean and simple piece is a bit of a brainteaser. But the fact that it would elevate any space isn’t a puzzle at all.

The Simple One

Alle Coffee Table Medium by Staffan Holm, Hem

$449

Think of Hem as a brand that harbors IKEA’s minimalist simplicity, but slightly elevated. Designed by Finland-based creative Stefan Holm, this simple option comes in three colors and a solid oak finish. The best part? You don’t even need tools to assemble the table, so you’ll keep your sanity in check, too.

The One for Stashing Blankets

Kvistbro Coffee Table, IKEA

$60

At $60, this IKEA white coffee table with extra storage space cannot be beaten. Just stash your favorite occasional floor pillows or extra blankets to pull out when your guests need a space to sit or are feeling particularly cozy.  

The Layered One

Elemental Layers Coffee Table, Anthropolgie

$848

Complementary oak and marble shelves allow this table to appeal to mid-century modern and contemporary lovers alike. The lower level can also be used as a smart storage space, while the gold legs turn up the glam factor.

The WFH Wonder

Mid-Century Pop-Up Storage Coffee Table, West Elm

$849

There’s no better combo than sleek marble and walnut wood, but what if we told you this option also allows for built-in shelving and a pop-up top to reveal hidden storage? The top even works as a desk for when you can’t be bothered to move from your sofa to your home office (hey, we’ve all been there).

The Beachy One

Sun At Six Ohm Coffee Table, Lulu & Georgia

$600

Thanks to solid white oak, this curved-edge table gives off an “I live by the ocean” vibe, even if you reside in a landlocked state.

The One With Mixed Materials

Alcide Black Marble Coffee Table, CB2

$699

Do you like your home to skew on the darker side? Black marble just might be your material of choice. The gold legs prevent the coffee table from looking too serious, and the U-shape adds an unfinished feel and gives it a more relaxed aesthetic.

Domino’s editors independently curate every product on our site, because we’re just as obsessed with a great deal and an under-the-radar discovery as you are. Items you purchase may earn us an affiliate commission.

Nikhita Mahtani

Writer/Editor

Nikhita is originally from Mumbai, India, but has called NYC home for over a decade now. She’s a huge fan of nutrition and fitness, and spends most of her free time researching the latest trends and easy, healthy hacks. She also loves to travel—just don’t take her anywhere cold.