Our top pick is the West Elm Industrial Storage Pop-Up Coffee Table, a sturdy option made of steel and sustainably sourced mango wood that’s available in four colors and two sizes. Here are the best lift-top coffee tables. This popular coffee table is available in both 36 x 26-inch and 50 x 26-inch sizes, and it’s made from sustainably sourced mango wood. The wood will have natural variations that make each table one of a kind, and the table is crafted in a Fair Trade facility, making it a purchase you can feel good about. Price at time of publish: $699 Price at time of publish: $130 Price at time of publish: $460 Keep in mind that the attachment is free-resting, meaning that it must be balanced on the main base of the table to stay upright and could be knocked over by a rambunctious child or pet. Although this is a slight safety concern, the design is heavy enough that it would require a major blow to be knocked over. It can also be pushed flush into the base, when you don’t need as much surface area. Price at time of publish: $1,299 Price at time of publish: $775 Price at time of publish: $279 The Carynhurst Coffee Table is fairly large, measuring 52 x 28 inches, and its tabletop can be lifted up to increase the height of the surface. There’s a convenient storage compartment inside the table where you can tuck away living room essentials, and overall this piece is sure to become the focal point of any room thanks to its attractive appearance. Price at time of publish: $868 Price at time of publish: $509
Size and Shape
Some of the coffee tables featured above are square or rectangular, while others are round. Consider the square footage and layout of your living room before placing an order to ensure that the piece you purchase will fit into your space seamlessly.
Price
Furniture can be an investment, and you’ll want to consider ahead of time whether you plan to buy a table to use for many years to come, or if you’re looking for something that will be more temporary. It can be worthwhile to spend a bit more up front and rest assured that a piece will last for years to come, but others, such as those who move homes frequently, may wish to find a less permanent solution.
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This article was researched and written by Camryn Rabideau, who is a freelance writer and product tester for The Spruce. With a background in interior design, she’s an expert on all things home and has ample experience testing and writing about furniture and decor.
