I’ve shared some tips and ideas on how to choose the perfect coffee table for your home. Since then so many of you have asked me for a round-up of some of the best minimalist coffee tables out there. I often get asked for Scandinavian inspired furniture and decor recommendations so I’m planning to share more of this in the coming months.
When it comes to coffee tables, there is a lot of choice which can make it overwhelming. It took me ages to choose mine only because there were so many I liked. But I knew I wanted a round one and I had a limited budget so that helped me narrow down my options a fair bit. If you don’t know where to start, then you can read these tips on how to choose a coffee table for your space. It will help to narrow down your choices and will be a good starting point.
To take the overwhelm out of choosing, I’ve picked out some of the best minimal coffee tables for a warm Scandinavian inspired home. I’ve included a variety of shapes and sizes so there should be something for you. I’ve also included various price ranges from budget coffee tables finds to mid-range to expensive.
15 of the best minimalist coffee tables
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1. mango wood coffee table with an abstract oval shape
2. marble coffee table in a rectangular shape (best blowout statement pick)
3. pair of round coffee tables in different heights (ideal for smaller spaces)
4. smoked oak coffee table in a rectangular shape
5. round oak coffee table with hidden storage
6. round black coffee table that can also be paired with a smaller or larger of the same
7. slatted oak coffee table in a rectangular shape
8. round oak coffee table that can also be paired with a smaller one
9. oval oak coffee table (budget friendly pick)
10. large round mango wood coffee table in black
11. low oak coffee table in a rectangular shape
12. round oak coffee table with storage (a top pick for price and design)
13. travertine coffee table with two heights
14. round oak coffee table (budget friendly pick)
15. black metal nesting tables in a square shape (budget friendly pick)
If, like me, you love all these minimalist coffee tables then I get that picking just one can be so hard! If you’re struggling to choose you can start by checking out my tips on how to choose a coffee table for your space and that might help to narrow down the choices. After that it comes down to budget and there are some very stylish budget-friendly coffee tables on the list. But if budget isn’t an issue, there are some stunning blowout ones too.
Here’s some inspiration on how these kinds of coffee tables look inside a home:
Which is your favourite coffee table?
Hi
I Love the Scandinavian style and that’s a understatement 💓
I find it really difficult to stick to the clutter free look though…my main problems are a husband who has taken over ever single cupboard and draws in the living room as he’s a hoarder who works long hours so never ever wants to sort his stuff out!! I’m disabled so I can only do so much and I find his clutter over whelming. He leaves stuff on the fire place, coffee table and every surface within reach as he can’t be bothered putting things away!! I’ve allocated him storage but once that’s full he will just strewn his things everywhere. I also have a cat ( I love her but she is a pain) our back door ( with cat flap) is in the living room. The cat will come in and climb all over my white gloss furniture, my lovely cushions and throws and leave muck and dander where ever she goes ( which I’m allergic to btw) She has a cat bed, a cat tree and a scratch post as well as a tunnel and toys to play with. We live in a tiny one bed bungalow ( the biggest room is the living room which is only 10 ft by 12 feet) so when i say tiny I mean tiny!!! Very limited on space ( bathroom is only 4ft square) and bedroom is 8 ft by 6 ft , the kitchen is 6 ft by 6 ft and the hallway is 11 ft long by 2.5 feet wide
I hate clutter and open shelving. When my husband is home I retreat into the bedroom to get away from all the mess as I can’t and unable to constantly be cleaning!!!Please help me I desperately need some advice…
Kind regards
Suzy
Hi Suzy – thanks for leaving a comment. Unfortunately the only way to live clutter-free is to get rid of clutter. It’s so important to do this not only for aesthetic reasons but also for your mental health. My suggestion would be to ask your husband to start very small – set a timer for 5 minutes a day and get rid of clutter just for those 5 minutes. This is very easy to do as anybody can find 5 minutes and it doesn’t feel overwhelming either. Do it consistently for one month and you will see a huge difference. I can suggest other methods but the most important thing is that your husband has to be willing to get rid of clutter. Or else can you do 5 minutes a day? This is even more important in a small home. Feel free to email me if you’d like to.