Norwest Solid Wood Coffee Table
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$2,000.00
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$2,199.00
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Cypress Teak Root Square Coffee Table
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$1,500.00
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$1,649.00
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Cypress Teak Root Coffee Table
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$1,300.00
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$1,429.00
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Groot Teak Root Coffee Table
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$1,300.00
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$1,429.00
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Giza Reclaimed Wood 60" Coffee Table
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$1,699.00
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$1,869.00
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Dwell River Rock Square Cocktail Table
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$1,070.00
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Dwell River Rock Bunching Cocktail Table
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$945.00
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Modern Sable Rectangle Cocktail Table
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$1,485.00
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Modern Sable and Stone Cocktail Table
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$2,680.00
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Modern Desert Rectangle Cocktail Table
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$1,485.00
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Modern Desert and Stone Cocktail Table
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$2,680.00
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French Cottage Square Coffee Table 39"
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$999.00
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$1,199.00
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French Cottage Rectangular Coffee Table 47"
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$849.00
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$999.00
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Furniture
Explore Zin Home’s furniture collection by room, scale, material, and finish. From dining tables and sideboards to beds, sofas, accent chairs, storage, and occasional tables, each piece is selected for a layered, design-forward home.
How to choose furniture
- Start with room measurements, doorway clearance, and the amount of open space needed around each piece.
- Use material, color, size, and availability filters to narrow the collection quickly.
- Balance larger anchor pieces with lighter accents so the room feels collected, not crowded.
- Compare finishes across adjoining rooms for a cohesive whole-home palette.
Furniture FAQ
What should I measure first? Measure the wall or floor area, walkways, doorway openings, and the clearance needed for chairs, drawers, doors, and reclining pieces.
How do I mix furniture styles? Repeat one or two finishes, shapes, or textures across the room, then add contrast through upholstery, wood tone, metal, or woven details.