What types of Sagebrook Home tables are available?

Sagebrook Home tables are available in 6 types: coffee tables, side tables, accent tables, end tables, drink tables, and console tables. Round tops are the most common, and many tables stand on sculptural pedestal bases. Marble is the most frequent top material, followed by mango wood, agate, travertine, and glass.

Which Sagebrook Home table is best for your space?

The best Sagebrook Home table depends on where it sits and what it holds.

•        Choose a drink table if you need a spot for a coffee cup or book beside an accent chair, since its narrow top fits tight spaces.

•        Choose a marble side table if you want a durable surface that resists heat from mugs and lamps.

•        Choose a console table if you need a landing spot in an entryway or a display surface behind a sofa.

•        Choose a coffee table with a shelf or drawers if you need storage for remotes, books, and throws.

•        Choose a travertine, agate, or petrified wood coffee table if you want a statement centerpiece with natural texture.

What is the difference between a side table, end table, and drink table?

The difference between a side table, end table, and drink table is size and purpose. End tables sit at the end of a sofa and hold a lamp, side tables are slightly smaller and work beside sofas, chairs, or beds, and drink tables are the smallest, with a top about 9 to 13 inches (23 to 33 cm) wide for a single drink or book. Compare more options across brands in side tables.

Should you choose a marble, travertine, or wood table top?

You should choose marble for a polished, durable surface, travertine for an earthy textured look, and wood for warmth and lighter weight.

Browse more stone designs in marble coffee tables.

What size coffee table do you need?

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, a coffee table about 54 inches (137 cm) long works well. Choose a round coffee table in a small room or a sectional corner, since round tops keep walkways open.

How tall should a side table be?

A side table should sit within about 2 inches (5 cm) of your sofa or chair arm height, which is usually 22 to 26 inches (56 to 66 cm). Drink tables can stand slightly taller, about 24 inches (61 cm), since you reach down less to set a glass on them.

What affects the price of an accent table?

The price of an accent table depends on the top material, the base, and the finish.

•        Top material: genuine marble, travertine, and agate cost more than glass or manufactured wood.

•        Base: cast metal and solid wood pedestals use more material than slim iron legs.

•        Finish work: inlaid capiz, marble inlay, and hand-applied metallic finishes add production time.

•        Function: drawers, shelves, and nesting sets add hardware and parts.