Living
Coffee tables set the tone of a living room at knee height. We build low forms with tiled tops, hand-trowelled microcement surfaces and bent plywood, sized to your sofa rather than a standard.
A coffee table generally reads best at roughly two-thirds the length of the sofa, with its top between one and two inches below the seat cushion, and 16 to 18 inches of leg room between the two. A tighter room often wants a longer, lower, narrower form rather than a smaller square.
Storage can be built in without bulk: an open lower shelf, a recessed plinth that lifts the mass off the floor, or an angled slot sized for books and magazines.
A tiled top gives a visible grid and a joint pattern you can tune with grout colour — crisp, graphic and very hard-wearing. Microcement gives a seamless surface with soft mottling. Formed plywood brings a curved profile and visible laminations at the edge.
Questions
Sofa length, walkway space and material direction are enough to begin.
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