10 Best Coffee Tables UK 2023 | Ikea, Argos Home and More

It might be a little on the pricey side but, in our defence, it does have the holy trifecta of coffee table criteria. First, The surface has been crafted using American Walnut veneers on top of an MDF base. This makes for a sturdy yet lightweight table that can easily be repositioned within a room. 

Second, the draws slide open to reveal a storage space spanning the length of the table - plenty of space to hide clutter! Finally, its retro, Scandinavian-inspired look merges two very cool styles into one very tasteful piece of furniture.

With its vintage design, this coffee table is sure to bring something unique to your living room. The tabletop is made from tempered glass, which is stronger, more durable and less of a hazard than regular glass. Plus, there are protective feet on the bottom of the legs, so your hardwood floors should be protected too. 

We think the size is ideal for your average home, and whilst this style of furniture can often be wallet-shattering, this particular coffee table comes in at a very reasonable price!

This coffee table has a wonderful design that encapsulates the perfect balance between retro and futuristic furniture design aesthetics. The square shape will provide a focal point between the seating arrangement of your room, making it a great option if you're looking for a centrepiece. 

Another feature we like are the slightly taped legs. This isn't only for show, as they make sure the table is stable and well supported. Moreover, there's a large pull out draw that allows you to stash away anything you think makes the table look crowded. 

With a robust and chunky design, this Stratford coffee table from Argos Home is capable of handling pretty much anything a busy household can throw at it. That's because this coffee table has a maximum weight load of 20kg, which should be plenty enough for all your favourite books, kids toys and other everyday items.

It's made from oak veneer which can be easily wiped clean without damaging the finish, and it's pretty straightforward to put together. 

This coffee table from Aspect is bang on trend, with an industrial iron frame and rugged wood tabletop. This stripped-back style has become increasingly popular over the past few years, and is a favourite of many trendy 'hipster' bars and cafes. 

In addition to the tabletop, there's a shelf underneath that can be used for storing everyday items such as snacks, magazines and books - which, we can assure you, are very useful to have near the sofa. Just make sure you've got the tools ready as there'll be some assembly required when it arrives. 

This coffee table is possibly one of the best-selling items of furniture in the world. This is likely because its simplicity allows it to slot seamlessly into almost any interior, without ever looking out of place.

It's relatively small in size, so can be utilised as either a coffee table or a side table depending on the room, and it comes in a choice of either black or oak. Best of all, as it's Ikea, you don't have to worry about any tools as the legs are screwed in easily by hand. 

This offering from Gallery Direct perfectly balances minimalism and new-age design. The coffee table features a glass surface inlaid into a brushed bronze frame, fusing different engineering practises for sophisticated yet subtle style.

We think it's safe to say that this baby is going to turn heads no matter who walks into the room. Sure, it's expensive and might need a lot of cleaning to stay on top of smudges and dust, but for some, it'll be more than worth it!

There are many features we like about this offering from Gallery Direct. The legs, for example, have a modern, geometric design that provides a solid, stable base for the mango wood tabletop. On top of that, the ornate fretwork finish around the outside edge takes this piece from being just a coffee table, to an eye-catching centrepiece.

This coffee table is available in two different finishes; the rich, walnut that we've opted for here, and a more conservative black. We'd have liked a bit of storage, but this may detract from the appealing design. 

Here we have a rather cute little Scandinavian-inspired coffee table from Argos. This table has a fresh, clean and contemporary design that's both functional and fashionable enough to suit most modern UK homes. 

The tabletop doubles as a removable lid that, once separated, will reveal ample storage space inside. It is on the small size, so you're unlikely to be able to gather everyone around it. Still, for day to day use, there's plenty of room for a couple of brews. 

This coffee table from John Lewis & Partners has something that none of the others in our ranking have. The marble tabletop gives this piece of furniture a luxurious appeal. Supported by a minimalist iron frame with a black powdered coat finish, it's sure to add a bit of elegance to any room. 

It's simple, it's sturdy and it's sophisticated. But it's also very heavy, so it could be a bit of a hazard in a busy home. Make sure you have someone to help out, as you'll likely need a hand when putting the tabletop on the frame.