Keep lounge essentials close with a coffee table that has drawers. Compare the useful top, internal storage and drawer access, choosing a table that suits your sofa and the space around it.
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Photo 1 of 7Choose drawer storage around the things that clutter the lounge: remotes, small games, coasters or notebooks. Measure their usable stack and compare it with the clear drawer interior. A drawer can face a different side from the sofa, which changes whether it can be reached and opened. Mark its movement beside the seating before deciding on tabletop size; useful storage should not make the main route awkward.
Compare tabletop height, length and depth with the seating. Read actual surface materials and care, and check whether lower shelves are also supplied. Hidden storage can tidy smaller belongings without replacing a larger cabinet for bulky items.
Not necessarily. Compare usable internal dimensions and permitted loads.
Only if the design says so. Check access before positioning the table.
These are separate features. Read the listed mechanism and construction.
By style, size or budget.
