Balinese Coffee Table
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Balinese coffee tables are lovely. Equally so to the other furniture and the people of the land from which these coffee tables hail. They are composed of fine materials, crafted by master artisans, and will accent your home beautifully. If you want something a little more elegant and worldly for your coffee table, this is what you need.
Our Picks
Block Mosaic Table
An Indonesian coffee table that stands out on its own. Beautifully embellished with laminated coconut shell mosaic pattern resting on a solid wood frame. The piece mixes tropical materials with a distressed finish for added texture.
Designer Advice:
With its textural and visual qualities, its best to keep your décor at a minimum and opt for solid-colored pieces to avoid any clashing of patterns. We recommend styling it with wooden vases or a simple vase filled with wicker balls. You can also opt to place a clear, tempered glass on top to protect the surface from water and stain.
Geo Coffee Table
This Balinese coffee table is a sure centerpiece with its unique diamond shape. Masterfully crafted from acacia wood with a natural brown finish. The piece rests flat on the ground for good stability and support.
Designer Advice:
Available in three finishes. The natural and dark brown finishes are perfect for coastal and tropical interiors as well as transitional spaces with airy atmospheres. Meanwhile, the gray model is appropriate for more modern interiors with black and white themes. Complete the look with a solid woven area rug to complement and balance the diamond geometry and wood pattern.
Half Dome Table
Following a bowl-like shape, this Balinese table blends well with modern aesthetics. The piece comes with a sleek and clean design with added intricate detailing. It features a powder-coated iron tabletop for an industrial touch.
Designer Advice:
Offering different looks depending on its finish, its roundedness is perfect for balancing furniture pieces with straight silhouettes. Or you can use this to complement sofas and armchairs that have a Lawson or Tuxedo design. We can see the copper version being used in contemporary spaces with tropical themes. Meanwhile, the gray model fits transitional spaces that need an industrial touch.
Wood Stick Table
An organic style with contemporary touches envelopes this Bali coffee table. Individual teak branches were assembled to make this elaborate furniture piece. Each piece is one-of-a-kind and features the natural rings inside of the wood.
Designer Advice:
Minimal styling is all you need to make this piece even more alive. You can opt for a central arrangement following a visual triangle with one tall vase as the anchoring piece and smaller ornaments in medium and low heights. Add an area rug with subtle diamond or rectangular patterns in a color closest to the lightest tone of the coffee table.
Driftwood Table
This Bali style coffee table is handcrafted from teak wood in its natural form and contour. A solid glass tabletop rests on its unique base. The piece serves as a great conversation starter with added functionality.
Designer Advice:
A stunning piece that will bring an organic touch to your interior. With its compact size, this is perfect for pairing with a small three-seater sofa or a U-shape couch with limited space between the modules. For styling, just add a small bowl or tray in the center so that you can still admire the beauty of natural wood from the top.
