What styles of Jofran coffee tables are available?

Jofran coffee tables, often called cocktail tables, are available in rectangular, round, square, and box styles. Rectangular tables suit standard sofas and sectionals, round tables soften tight seating areas, and box tables add enclosed storage behind doors or drawers. Tops range from plank-style acacia and reclaimed pine to marble, tempered glass, and sintered stone.

How do you match a Jofran end table to your coffee table?

To match a Jofran end table to your coffee table, choose pieces from the same collection so the finish, legs, and hardware line up. Most Jofran occasional collections include a cocktail table, end table, and sofa table in one finish, such as Auden in White, Natural, Chestnut, or Black. Mixing collections works when the wood tone stays consistent and only the shape changes.

How big should a coffee table be for your sofa?

A coffee table should be about two-thirds the length of your sofa and sit 14 to 18 inches (36 to 46 cm) from the seat edge. For an 84 inch (213 cm) sofa, look for a table near 54 to 56 inches (137 to 142 cm) long. Table height should land within 1 to 2 inches (3 to 5 cm) of the sofa seat height. Jofran offers castered lift-top cocktail tables in collections such as Westport, Brentwood, and East Hampton, and lift-top coffee tables work well for laptop use or casual meals.

What is the difference between an end table, chairside table, and sofa table?

The difference between an end table, chairside table, and sofa table is where each one sits. End tables sit at sofa arms and hold lamps, chairside tables are narrower and fit beside accent chairs or recliners, and sofa tables are long and slim to sit behind a sofa or against a wall. Several Jofran chairside tables add cabinet storage or a built-in power unit.

Which materials hold up best for everyday use?

Solid acacia, solid mango, and sintered stone hold up best for everyday use in Jofran coffee and end tables. Acacia and mango hide small marks well thanks to strong grain patterns, while sintered stone resists heat and scratches. Glass and marble tops look refined but need coasters and regular wiping. For more shapes and sizes beyond Jofran, browse all end tables at Ornate Home.