Coffee tables: Vintage, Antique and Mid-Century
The coffee table sits in the middle of the living room and shapes the space more than any other small piece of furniture. At Hauptstadt Möblerei, you will find a changing selection of vintage and antique coffee tables: the teak coffee table from the 1960s, the tile table from the 1970s, the Art Deco coffee table with high-gloss veneer, the Chippendale coffee table made of mahogany with a glass top, and the marble table on a brass frame. All restored in our Berlin workshop.
Coffee tables by style
- Mid-Century coffee table: Teak, rosewood or walnut, often with a newspaper rack and slender legs. See Mid Century.
- tile table: Ceramic tiles on a teak or oak frame, the classic of the 1960s and 1970s, durable and sought-after.
- English coffee table: Mahogany with a leather top or glass top, also available as a butler-tray table. See Chippendale.
- Antique coffee table: Wilhelminian-era and Art Nouveau, solid and often made from shortened dining tables.
- Glass and marble table: Chrome, brass or wood with a glass or marble top, from Art Deco to the 1980s.
Which coffee table goes with the sofa?
As a rule of thumb: about two-thirds the length of the sofa and approximately the same height as the seat. The dimensions are listed for each piece. A light teak table goes well with a heavy vintage sofa , while an antique table with character suits a simple modern sofa.
Restored used coffee tables
We check stability and joints and refinish wooden tops. Photos from all sides, dimensions and a condition description are provided for each piece. You can find smaller tables under side tables.
View coffee tables in Berlin
At the showroom in Berlin-Lichtenberg , coffee tables from all eras are displayed on 4,000 m² in front of matching sofas, Mon-Thu and Sat from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., without an appointment.
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Frequently asked questions about coffee tables
Is a tile table still in style?
More than ever: Tile tables from the 1960s and 1970s are sought-after collector's items, resistant to heat and moisture, and suit both mid-century and modern interiors.
How do I care for a teak coffee table?
Treat it with a thin coat of teak oil about once a year, use coasters for glasses, and do not place it in direct sunlight.
Round or square?
Round tables suit corner sofas and small rooms, while square tables suit long sofas. You will find both in this collection.
Does an antique table go with a modern sofa?
Yes, the contrast is one of the most beautiful combinations: a Wilhelminian-era table in front of a simple gray sofa.