Talladega Solid Wood Rectangle Console Table
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Aspen Solid Wood Round Coffee Table
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Wagner Cast Aluminum Rectangle Coffee Table
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Layne 42-Inch Square Oak Veneer Coffee Table with Casters
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Aspen Solid Wood Round End Table
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Sonoma 26-Inch Round Reclaimed Pine and Laminate End Table
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Runa 22-Inch Round Oak Veneer End Table in Coffee Brown
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Clair 40-inch Round Top Grain Leather Ottoman - Cocoa Brown
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Troy 72-Inch Suede Brown Reclaimed Oak Console Table
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Avena 41.75-Inch Wide Burl Veneer Coffee Table
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Layne 20-Inch Round Oak Veneer End Table in Light Brown
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Bristol 24-Inch Aged Cream Reclaimed Oak Square End Table
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Bristol 72-Inch Aged Cream Reclaimed Oak Console Table
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Bristol 60-Inch Aged Cream Reclaimed Oak Coffee Table
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Odette Solid Wood Rectangle Console Table
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Hailey 54-Inch Round Teak Root and Glass Coffee Table
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Garford 40-Inch Round Reclaimed Teak Coffee Table
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Rhea Solid Wood Round Coffee Table
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Norwest 41.75-Inch Petrified Wood and Teak Coffee Table
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Norwest 52-Inch Petrified Wood and Teak Console Table
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Cypress 24-Inch White Wash Teak Root End Table
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Classic Home living room furniture includes upholstered accent chairs, ottomans, coffee tables and bookcases. Choose seating for the way you use the room: a pair of chairs can face a sofa for conversation, while a swivel chair can turn between the seating area and a view. The Nico swivel chair is one option when a seat needs to face more than one direction.
Coffee table or ottoman?
Choose a coffee table when you want a firm surface for cups, books or a board game. Choose an upholstered ottoman when a footrest matters more; add a tray for occasional serving. Before settling on either, mark its footprint in front of your seating and walk the route you use most. A round top removes projecting corners, but its diameter still counts toward the space you need to pass.