Tables
Commercial Coffee Tables
Low tables complete reception, breakout and lounge settings. Our commercial coffee tables, side tables and laptop-height tables are designed to work alongside soft seating and sofas, with a choice of round, square and rectangular tops and frames that coordinate across a scheme. Built for busy commercial interiors and specified with clear pricing, dimensions and downloadable files, they make it easy to finish a collaborative or waiting space properly.
Specifying coffee tables
A guide for specifiers and buyers
Coffee, side and laptop tables
Coffee tables anchor reception and breakout settings; side tables slot beside lounge chairs and sofas for drinks and devices; laptop-height tables let people work comfortably from soft seating. Choosing a mix creates a layered, usable lounge rather than a single low table stranded in the middle of a room.
Sizes and proportions
Coffee tables are typically 350–450mm high to sit comfortably with lounge seating, while laptop tables are taller for working. Round tops soften circulation in reception areas; rectangular tops suit longer sofa runs. Consider nesting or multiple smaller tables where the space needs to flex.
Finishes and coordination
Tops are available in veneers, laminates and MFC with metal frames in a coordinated palette, so low tables match the poseur, dining and meeting tables elsewhere in the interior. Dimensions, finishes, list pricing and specification downloads are on each product page, and samples can be requested for specification boards.
FAQs
Common questions
What height should a commercial coffee table be?
Coffee tables are typically 350–450mm high to work with lounge and soft seating. Laptop-height tables are taller so people can work from a sofa. Exact heights are on each product page.
Can coffee tables be matched to soft seating?
Yes. Tops and frame finishes coordinate with our soft seating, sofas and other tables so a lounge or reception setting reads as one scheme.
Are laptop tables suitable for agile working?
Yes, laptop-height tables are designed to pair with lounge chairs and booths so people can work comfortably in breakout and touchdown areas.
Are specification files available for low tables?
Dimensions, finish options, list pricing and downloadable specification files are provided on each product page; CAD is available across many ranges.
Guides
Practical guides for specifying coffee tables
MFC, Laminate or Veneer: Which Finish Should You Specify?
The finish you choose for tables, desks and storage affects cost, durability and appearance. A clear comparison of MFC, high-pressure laminate and real-wood veneer.
Read guide
A Designer's Guide to Coordinating Workplace Furniture Finishes
A coherent finish palette is what makes a mixed furniture specification feel designed rather than assembled. A practical approach to coordinating finishes across a scheme.
Read guideCAD, BIM & spec sheets
Technical drawings, Revit / BIM files and specification sheets to support space planning and procurement.
Specifying coffee tables?
Request a sample pack or talk to our team about pricing, finishes and lead times.