Tables and Desks

Yes, a round coffee table can help a room feel more spacious. With no sharp edges and a compact footprint, it creates a natural flow that opens up the area. It’s a subtle design trick that works especially well in smaller living spaces.

A small side table is often referred to as a nesting table, end table, or accent table, depending on its function. Whether it’s holding a lamp, a stack of books, or your morning coffee, it’s the kind of piece that adds both purpose and polish.

A console table is typically narrow and designed for decorative use in hallways or living areas, while a desk is made for working, with more surface space and often built-in storage. They may look similar at a glance, but they serve very different purposes.

It depends on how many people you seat and the shape of your room. A good rule of thumb is to leave at least 90cm around the table so chairs can move freely. Round tables work well in tighter spaces, while rectangular ones suit longer rooms and bigger gatherings.