Glass Top Coffee Table With Metal Base
Caroline Patterson
Interior Design Expert
Caroline is a young, New York-based interior designer and home decor writer, obsessed with textiles and designer furniture. Backed with rigorous training from a prestigious design school, as well as a profound understanding of material quality and fabric care, she offers spot-on advice on how to furnish your place with reliable, functional, and aesthetically pleasing pieces.
Updated
22/12/2022
For the contemporary home where glass and metal is predominant in most furniture and artistic style, if you are looking for the right coffee table to bring your room together, look no further than glass top coffee tables with metal bases in our extensive collection. We have plenty to choose from and guarantee you will find the one you've been looking for .
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1
Round Minimalistic Mixed Material Coffee Table
This contemporary streamlined metal coffee table with a glass top comes in three neutral metallic glossy base finishes. The four thin straight cylindrical legs make x-frame support in a 36” circular silhouette with a flat, non-beveled tempered glass insert.
Designer Advice:
The use of glass with metal has a long history and can work for many styles and looks. For example, when picking a metal table with a glass tabletop, consider the shape of the glass and how it fits onto the metal base. Sometimes, the glass will sit down flush into the base, but other times it will sit on top.
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Two Tier Modern Metal and Glass Table
Willa Arlo™ Interiors
This glass and metal coffee table has the functionality of two layers of glass and the glam of a minimalistic metal frame. Choose from four metallic finishes and two sizes. The 30 ⅜” wide lower shelf has a 9” clearance.
$179.99
$229.99
Designer Advice:
Glass top tables on metal bases can come in various neutral earthy finishes, with shiny bases giving an easy, luxurious upscale feel. Coffee tables with two tiers give you a great way to display decor while providing storage on both levels. You can still have plenty of space to use the glass top as a standard coffee table.
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Compact Ultra Chic Modern Upscale
This compact glass-top coffee table with a metal frame offers a sleek design in two finishes - gold or silver. Four stainless steel curved legs overlap and twist for a 17.7” mid-century flair topped with a 35.4” wide round glass tabletop.
Designer Advice:
An amazing asset of metal coffee tables is that the material is easy to mold and shape. As a result, you can get metal frames with traditional straight lines. Or you can find artistic, creative metalwork bases that provide a unique aesthetic. For example, shaped legs with standard glass tops are popular in mid-century, chic, and modern looks.
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Traditional Industrial Box Glass Coffee Table with Lower Shelf
This 54” long by 24” wide by 17” tall box-shaped tempered glass top coffee table with metal base blends traditional and modern for a simple yet elegant glass coffee table with metal legs. Below is a 5” tall metal shelf.
Designer Advice:
Sleek and slim frames with clean lines offer a versatility you can’t get with other shapes of coffee tables. You can put a minimalistic, understated piece like this into any room. Then, add a few theme-specific decor pieces to blend the table with the environment. The extra lower shelf gives you storage or decor display.
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5
Fancy Shiny Silver Octagonal Glass Top Metal Table
Etta Avenue™
This stylish square glass top coffee table with metal base has angular sides and a unique shape in a shiny chrome finish. Each of the six 18.75” legs has an open trellis shape supporting a 34.5” wide frosted glass tabletop.
$339.99
$459
Designer Advice:
Just as you can shop around for different shapes and designs of metal coffee tables and the shape of the glass top, you can also vary with the glass opacity. Most glass tabletops are fully translucent - clear or see-through - but frosted glass is also possible. Frosted tabletop glass adds vintage elegance to an otherwise contemporary metal table.
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