Legs that cross at their midpoint give this round table its stability, bracing each against the next rather than relying on the top alone. The ashwood-grain surface spans 31.5 inches at a height of 16 inches, with no corners to work around in a tight seating group.
The steel legs meet and join halfway down, which turns four separate supports into a single braced structure and keeps the table from racking when someone leans on the rim. It also leaves the floor area underneath largely open, so a basket or an ottoman can live beneath the top.
A 31.5-inch circle serves a two or three seat arrangement without the protruding corners a rectangle pushes into a walkway. In a room with children or a narrow route past the sofa, that rounded edge is the difference between a table that gets bumped into and one that gets walked around.
The top is engineered wood under a scratch-resistant ash wood finish, which takes the daily traffic a coffee table sees: mugs, laptops, board games, and feet. Rustic grain runs through the laminate, giving it the character of a farmhouse or western piece while staying easier to clean than an oiled plank.
Weathered multi-colored trunk, 29 inches long, closing with an anchor clasp over board games and blankets.
Large antiqued chest with a natural wood finish, 24.75 inches wide, built for blankets and seasonal clothing.
