Walnut Coffee Tables
Walnut Coffee Tables
This collection brings together walnut coffee tables with walnut tops or walnut base finishes. You'll find rectangles, rounds and ovals, with widths including 23.6 inches and lengths including 47 inches, plus lift-top options.
A warm, sophisticated walnut finish
Walnut top color is available, and one table combines that finish with a density board top that is highly durable and scratch resistant. Walnut brings warmth and sophistication to a living space.
Shapes and styles in the collection
Walnut options include rectangles (eleven models), rounds (six), plus one oval, one square and one cloud-shaped table. Styles include modern on seven models, with Japandi, rustic and farmhouse/country designs on two models each.
Storage and lift tops built in
Some walnut tables include storage, drawers or a rotating tray. Three models pair a lift top with a multifunctional design, and one lift top offers adjustable height and multifunctionality.
Walnut mixed with white, black and natural wood
Walnut also appears with other finishes: options include white and walnut, black and walnut, and natural wood with walnut and distressed tones.
FAQs About Walnut Coffee Tables
What sizes do walnut coffee tables come in?
Widths include 31.5 inches (80 cm) on six tables, 27.6 inches (70 cm) on three, and 23.6 inches (60 cm) on three. Lengths include 31.5 inches (80 cm) on five tables, and 47 or 47.2 inches (about 120 cm) on four models each. Heights include 14.2 inches (36 cm) on two tables and 15.7 inches (40 cm) on three.
What shapes can I choose from?
Rectangle tops dominate with eleven models, followed by six round tables, plus one oval, one square and one cloud-shaped design.
What styles are available?
Walnut tables here come in modern style on seven models, with Japandi, rustic and farmhouse/country versions on two models each. Base types include pedestal (eight models), block (three), four legs (three), double pedestal (two), three legs (two), frame (two) and abstract (two).
Is the walnut top solid wood or a veneer?
It depends on the model. Solid wood tops appear on seven tables, MDF on four and density board on two. Some tables have a manufactured wood or MDF top with a veneer, including one with a walnut veneer, so where a walnut veneer is used, the walnut is a veneer rather than solid stock.
Can I pair walnut with other finishes?
Yes. Options include tops in white and walnut, black and walnut, and natural wood with walnut and distressed tones. Some designs also combine walnut with ash wood.
Is walnut only on the tabletop?
Walnut appears most often on the top, but a few models carry it through the base: two tables have a walnut base color and two have a white and walnut base.
Do walnut coffee tables have storage?
Several do. Features include storage with a lift top, storage with a rotating tray, a tray top with drawers and shelves, open storage, nesting, and an extendable model with storage and drawers. Drawer counts include one drawer on three models, two on one model and four on two models. Some models also include shelves.
Is there a lift-top walnut option?
Yes — three models pair a lift top with a multifunctional design. A lift-top table adjusts from 15.5 inches (39 cm) to 31.9 inches (81 cm) and serves as a coffee table, dining table or desk. A lift-top design moves smoothly to any height within range rather than locking into fixed positions.
How much assembly is required?
It varies by model: five tables need partial assembly, four arrive fully assembled, and a couple need no assembly at all, while a few others do require it.
How do I keep the walnut finish looking good?
Wipe the surface with a damp cloth and dry it with a clean cloth — care instructions for eleven of these tables. One table combines a walnut top color with a density board top that is highly durable and scratch resistant for everyday use.