Gold Coffee Tables
Gold Coffee Tables
This collection gathers gold coffee tables in round, oval, rectangular, and square shapes. Bases are most often stainless steel or metal in a gold finish, and tops range from faux marble and stone to glass and wood, with storage designs and nesting sets included as well.
Gold, the most common finish
Gold is the most common finish here, most often carried on a gold stainless steel or metal base. Tops are usually white, with black, gold, beige, and gray also appearing, and two-tone designs pair gold with black or with walnut and white.
Tops to match how you live
Faux marble is the most common top, with stone, glass, solid wood, and manufactured wood also offered. Stainless steel is the most common base material, followed by other metals and MDF, and because of the natural materials, expect slight variations in pattern from one piece to the next.
Shapes and sizes for any seating plan
Round tables are the most common shape, joined by rectangles, ovals, and one square design. Many models measure 31.5 in (80 cm) wide, and heights mostly land between 15.7 and 18.9 in (40–48 cm), with 17.7 in (45 cm) the most frequent.
Storage without losing the shine
Drawers, shelves, lift tops, and rotating tops add storage to a gold coffee table. Some models add doors, a nesting table, or a coordinated TV stand.
FAQs About Gold Coffee Tables
What sizes do gold coffee tables come in?
Many models are 31.5 in (80 cm) wide, with others from 18.1 in (46 cm) up to 39.4 in (100 cm). Lengths run from 18.1 in (46 cm) to 55.1 in (140 cm), and one extendable design goes from 37.4 in (95 cm) to 63 in (160 cm). Heights mostly fall between 15.7 and 18.9 in (40–48 cm), with 17.7 in (45 cm) the most common.
Should I pick a round or rectangular gold coffee table?
Round tops are the most common shape in the collection, followed by rectangle, oval, and one square design. Round tops range from 23.6 in (60 cm) to 39.4 in (100 cm) across, and some two-table sets include a smaller round table.
What shades of gold will I find?
Gold is the finish on most models that state one, and a couple pair it with black for a two-tone effect. The gold appears on the base of most tables, and some pieces bring in a rose gold tone or a silver-and-gold combination.
Is the whole table gold, or just the base?
Usually just the base. Gold is the most common base color in the collection, while tops are most often white, then black or gold, with beige and gray options as well. A few models carry gold on both the base and the top, and some tops are white with gold detailing.
What colors does gold pair with in these tables?
Beyond all-gold designs, you'll find gold combined with black, white, walnut, and gray. Pairings include black and gold, gray and white with gold, walnut with gold and white, white with black and gold, and black and gold with amber accents.
What are the gold coffee tables made of?
Stainless steel is the most frequent base material, followed by other metals, with a few MDF bases. Tops range from faux marble and natural stone to glass, tempered glass, and manufactured wood, so a stainless steel frame can sit under a stone slab or a glass surface.
Do these gold coffee tables have storage?
Many do. Drawers are the most common storage feature, sometimes combined with open shelves or doors, and some models add a lift top or a rotating top. Where a drawer count is given, it runs two, three, four, five, or eight.
How do I keep a gold coffee table looking good?
Wipe the surface with a damp cloth, then dry it with a clean cloth. Because of the natural materials, expect slight variations in pattern from one piece to the next.
How much assembly is required?
Assembly varies by model: some tables arrive with no assembly required, while others need full or partial assembly.