Curated Finds for Sheridan — Coffee Tables
Dear Sheridan,
Inspired by your brief, I’ve curated your personalised edit of coffee tables, keeping your preferred minimalist, Scandinavian and mid-century modern styles, as well as your budget, in mind.
As you mentioned that you often eat in this room while watching TV, I’ve focused on solid, well-made options with practical proportions, while prioritising round and oval shapes that feel easy to move around and work well in a relaxed family space. I’ve also included a mix of warm woods, natural stone and softer contemporary finishes, so there are a few different directions to explore while keeping the overall look refined and timeless.
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I hope you enjoy exploring your curated edit, and I'd love to hear which pieces you feel most drawn to.
Best wishes,
Iokasti
I love the clean, sculptural shape of this one. It has that simple mid-century feel that would sit beautifully in a minimalist space, while the rounded form makes it practical for a room where you’re moving around and eating. It's the most affordable option in the edit too!
This is such a lovely option if you want to bring warmth into the room. I really like the sculptural shape and dark oak finish, which give it a solid, substantial feel without making the space look too formal.
The soft ivory finish makes this one feel really fresh and contemporary. I love the rounded, sculptural base too, which gives a minimalist room a little more shape and interest without introducing lots of extra detail.
I’d choose this if you want something a little moodier. The deep charcoal finish gives it a strong presence, while the simple round silhouette keeps it feeling sleek and very easy to style.
I really like the marble here for something a little more elevated. The natural variation in the stone adds character, while the round shape keeps it relaxed and practical for a family room.
This is a great balance of materials, with the marble top and warm wooden legs giving it a softer, more layered feel. I love how the combination brings a little mid-century character while still feeling clean and contemporary.
This one has a slightly more decorative feel, which I really like. The sculptural base and marble top would make it a beautiful focal point while still keeping to the simple, organic shapes that work so well in a modern living space.
I love the understated look of this one. It feels refined without being overly polished, and the simple form would work particularly well if you want the rest of the room to do the talking.
