Living Room Tables

A well-chosen living room table sets the tone for how your living room feels and functions. The Feelter’s collection brings together coffee tables, side tables and console tables across solid timber, marble-top, metal-base, and mixed-material designs. The range draws from mid-century, Scandinavian, Japandi, and contemporary influences, giving you options that sit comfortably alongside most sofa and seating arrangements. If you are furnishing a living room from scratch or adding a single piece to complete an existing layout, this collection is a practical starting point alongside the wider living room furniture range.

Tables for Living Rooms That Actually Get Used

Each type of table in this collection serves a different role in the living room. A coffee table anchors the centre of the arrangement and provides you with a surface for drinks, books or vases. A side table for living rooms adds layered functionality next to a sofa or armchair, keeping a lamp, remote, or a glass within easy reach. Console tables work along walls, behind sofas, and in hallways, decorating the area and serving as a housing space for all your valuable display pieces. Several pieces in the range also work well as a dressing table or entryway surface, with varying heights and proportions available.

These collection pieces are made from varying materials and finishes, including solid oak, walnut, and ash timber tops, MDF with quality veneer finishes, marble and engineered stone surfaces, and powder-coated steel or brass-toned metal bases. Mixed-material combinations pair timber tops with metal legs or stone surfaces with timber frames for a more contemporary feel. These material choices affect the visual weight of a piece as much as its durability, so matching your table to the rugs, flooring, and surrounding furniture makes a noticeable difference to how the room reads. A solid oak table for a living room, for instance, reads very differently against a concrete floor than it does against warm-toned timber boards, so consider the finishes carefully to achieve the design and feel that you want.

Sizing matters when selecting tables for living rooms. A coffee table generally works best when it measures roughly two-thirds the length of your sofa, with a height that sits level with or slightly below the seat cushion. Side tables should sit within a few centimetres of the sofa armrest height for comfortable use. OurThe range includes mid-century hairpin-leg designs, Japandi-influenced low-profile pieces, and contemporary geometric forms, so you can find a silhouette that fits the proportions and mood of your space. If you want to see finishes and scale in person before purchasing, The Feelter’s Melbourne showroom has a selection of living room tables on display.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What size coffee table should I choose for my sofa?

A coffee table should measure roughly two-thirds the length of your sofa. In terms of height, aim for a surface that sits level with or slightly below your sofa’s seat cushion, typically between 40 and 45 cm. This keeps the table proportionate to the seating and comfortable to reach from a seated position. Each product page lists exact dimensions so you can check the fit against your current layout.

What is the difference between a coffee table and a side table?

A coffee table sits centrally in front of a sofa or seating arrangement and provides a shared surface for the room. A side table for living rooms sits beside a sofa or armchair, typically at armrest height, and serves an individual seat. Both are useful in a functional living room, and many shoppers select one of each to create a layered, practical layout.

What materials are available in The Feelter’s living room table range?

The range includes solid timber in oak, walnut, and ash, MDF with quality veneer finishes, marble and engineered stone tops, and powder-coated steel or brass-toned metal bases. Many designs combine two or more materials for visual contrast. If you are matching a living room table to an existing oak dining table in an open-plan space, the timber finish options make that a straightforward decision.

Are The Feelter’s tables suitable for small living rooms or apartments?

Yes. The collection includes compact coffee tables, narrow console tables, and slim-profile side tables designed for smaller footprints. Round and oval coffee table shapes work particularly well in tight spaces because they allow easier movement around the room. Low-profile and open-base designs also help a smaller living room feel less visually crowded.

Can I view living room tables in person at The Feelter showroom?

The Feelter operates a showroom in Melbourne where a rotating selection of living room tables are on display. Seeing a table in person lets you assess the finish, colour, and proportions for yourself to consider the use in your space before committing to a purchase. Check the showroom page for current opening hours and the models currently available to view.

Does The Feelter deliver living room tables across Australia?

The Feelter delivers Australia wide. Delivery costs and timeframes depend on your location and the size of the item. Estimated delivery windows for metro and regional areas appear at checkout. For orders that include larger items such as sofas or dining settings, consolidated shipping may apply.

How do I style a coffee table in a living room?

Start with proportion. Group objects in odd numbers and vary the height of what you place on the table. A stack of books, a small vessel or candle, and a tray to corral smaller items give the surface a considered look without cluttering it. Leave enough open surface for drinks and daily use. The material and finish of your coffee table should complement the surrounding furniture and rug rather than compete with them.

Do The Feelter’s tables come flat-packed or assembled?

Assembly requirements vary by model. Many side tables and smaller coffee tables arrive fully assembled. Larger coffee tables and console tables may require minor assembly, typically attaching legs or a base, with tools and clear instructions included. The product page for each table specifies whether assembly is required and estimates the time involved.