Compare square coffee tables for a balanced lounge-room arrangement. Check their width, height and usable top, leaving room around the sofa and any accompanying chairs before choosing a finish.
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Sold OutPhoto 1 of 7A square coffee table uses width and depth in equal top proportions, but the legs or base can change its complete outline. Mark it among the actual sofa and chair positions and test access around the room. The useful surface can suit objects arranged toward the centre; storage, if supplied, still needs its own opening space. Compare it with a longer rectangular table when the seating runs along one wall.
Look for the actual shelf, drawer or nesting arrangement rather than assuming features from the shape. Compare materials and care requirements, and check the supplied quantity. A set shown together may have several different-size tables or may be sold as individual pieces.
Use the full footprint and required movement space. A compact width may still create more depth than the room can spare.
No. Compare the height and any listed adjustable or lifting feature on the actual model.
Read the included components and product construction; styled nearby pieces should not be assumed included.
By style, size or budget.
