Stone Coffee Tables

Our Picks

Exquisite Coffee Table

World Menagerie

A stunning piece, this stone coffee table highlights the attractive combination of metal and marble. Its large top features a genuine marble slab in beige, supported by a drum-style base with gorgeous fretwork in bronze.

Designer Advice:

Perfect for transitional, moody, contemporary, maximalist, bohemian, and farmhouse interiors. With this piece, go with minimal table décor such as a wooden tray or an ornament on top of a book stack. If you want to create something more romantic and dramatic, opt for candles, plants, and Gothic-inspired pieces. Looks great with round wicker or diamond-patterned beige area rug.

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Marble and Gold Table

Etta Avenue™

Ideal for compact spaces, these natural stone coffee tables have real marble tabletops in white. Below, it showcases an open three-legged base made of iron and powder-coated in champagne gold. A chic piece that adds glam touches to your interiors.

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Table with Sweeping Curve

Wade Logan®

With elongated forms and curved silhouettes, this stone and metal coffee table is a stunning piece with a midcentury appeal. Its genuine marble top, supported by an open-framed wire pedestal base in matte black, exudes elegant timelessness.

Designer Advice:

A great pick for modern, contemporary, and tropical interiors. This is an ideal pick if you have a long sofa or an L-shaped modular sitting arrangement due to its length. We recommend putting placemats, runners, or coasters, especially if you are constantly using the table to serve beverages and snacks. This will help prevent water stains and marks and preserve its beauty.

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Round Base Coffee Table

AllModern

Featuring the glamorous combination of gold and marble, this stone and iron coffee table highlights the elegance of round shapes. Between its tabletop and cylindrical iron base is a thick gold rim that acts as an accent between the two neutral tones.

$1270 ~~$1425~~

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Rectangular Coffee Table

Substantial in length and straightforward in its form, this wood and stone coffee table brings subtle sophistication to the home. Framed by solid wood, its base features a shelf, providing you with extra space for storage and display.

Designer Advice:

Great for contemporary and farmhouse interiors. Style it with a tray on top and add visual weight below by placing jars, heavy décor, woven baskets, boxes, or pillows on the base shelf. This table is also equipped with casters, making it easy to move around if you need an additional table in other spaces or when you are cleaning.

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Beige and Black Table

The beauty of these stone coffee tables lies not only in their use of natural solid materials but in the calmness of the color palettes. The rectangular beige marble slab is complemented by its solid wood base in a rich espresso finish.

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Farmhouse Table

Beachcrest Home™

Natural ivory limestone top paired with whitewash solid wood makes this stone coffee table a sight to behold. Its attractive base features geometric latticework and rectilinear forms that extend as insets between the stone panels.

Designer Advice:

Perfect for coastal, shabby chic, cottage, country, and transitional style interiors. With its use of natural materials, this piece will look great when styled and furnished with items that reflect and are aligned with its raw character. These can include wicker area rugs, wooden boxes, wicker balls, as well as wood animal sculptures, and baluster-type candle holders with whitewashed finishes.

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Organic Coffee Table

Wade Logan®

Following a freeform silhouette with natural edges, these unique stone coffee tables lend an organic design element to your home. Its abstract iron base adds to the sculptural quality of the piece, creating a refreshingly novel statement piece.

Designer Advice:

From contemporary to bohemian interiors, this piece has an attention-grabbing quality that makes it a conversation piece. Due to its shape, it’s best to note that its length and width are from end to end and might not reflect the accurate usable space. That said, this table is perfect for compact spaces such as modern apartments, home offices, and conversation nooks.

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Buying Guide

Are stone coffee tables heavy?

Stone coffee tables, on average, usually weigh between 10- 50 lbs. Its weight will largely depend on the table design, dimensions, additional materials, and the stone’s thickness.

Stone coffee tables can be long and rectangular and consist of a thin layer of stone to decorate the top of the frame. They can also come with thicker layers of stone which will add considerably to the overall weight.

For a traditional design, expect the stone tabletop to be in the mid-range of 1”-1¾” in thickness. A contemporary style will include sleek profiles with a choice of a super-thin stone top at ¾” or a super thick tabletop at 1¾,” either of which will significantly affect the table’s overall weight.

Another factor to consider is the materials used to construct the frame and legs of the table. For smaller wooden tables with stone tops, the weight will regularly be between 10-20 lbs. A larger stone coffee table with iron or glass materials will weigh more, coming in somewhere between 40-50 lbs.

How do I clean and maintain a stone coffee table?

To clean and maintain stone coffee tables, all you need is water, a mild soap, and a soft sponge or towel to clean and maintain stone coffee tables. Rinse your coffee table off with water, then use your sponge or towel to clean the surface with a gentle cleaning product. A teaspoon of mild dish detergent diluted with four cups of water should do the trick. Put this mixture in a spray bottle, mist your coffee table, and wipe it down.

Use cleaning products with a neutral pH. Avoid cleaners that are acidic and contain chemicals like ammonia, acid, or abrasives, along with cleaners that alkaline with baking soda or borax. Remember to clean up any spills or liquid rings quickly so they don’t penetrate the natural stone top. If you store your table outside, consider covering it when not in use to protect it from the elements.

How to decorate stone coffee tables?

When it comes to decorating stone coffee tables, the rule of thumb is that less is more. This is especially if you have a modern or industrial interior decor theme. One way to decorate a stone coffee table is to maintain balance. This means that you should avoid cluttering the surface with too many items and avoid displaying very large items which can look heavy and cumbersome.

To bring the balance, vary the type of displayed items and group like-items together. Try to switch out your decor elements seasonally to keep them relevant and also create contrast with a combination of high and low objects to make sure that they are all noticeable. There's also no rule that says you cannot choose contrasting colors when it comes to your stone coffee table.

Additionally, if you have a large stone coffee table, choose to decorate one side while keeping the rest of the coffee table free for cups, plates, and other items when friends or family come over. Using a small setup of green plants has never gone wrong, neither has using a classy tray for displaying photos and like items.