Sofa Tables

Explore our collection of sofa tables and console tables, designed to bring elegant display surfaces and functional storage to floating sofas, entryways, and hallways. Discover slim profiles in wood, metal, and glass finishes.

Versatile Display & Storage: Choosing a Sofa Table

A sofa table—often called a console table—is an essential accent piece that anchors floating living room furniture and provides stylish surface utility. Placed directly behind a sofa, along a hallway, or in an entryway, these narrow tables offer ideal space for table lamps, framed photos, decorative accents, and essential daily storage.

Storage Console Tables: Equipped with drawers, lower open shelving, or cabinet doors to organize keys, mail, and living room accessories.
Power & Charging Sofa Tables: Feature built-in power outlets and USB ports so you can charge phones and laptops directly behind your seating.
Slim & Narrow Designs: Compact depths ideal for tight entryways or hallway passages where floor space is limited.
Glass & Open Metal Frames: Minimalist profiles that keep room sightlines open while adding sophisticated modern elegance.

Sizing & Placement Tips

To ensure proper proportion behind a sofa, select a table that stands level with or slightly below the top of the sofa's backrest (never taller). Additionally, choose a table length that spans roughly two-thirds of the sofa's overall width to create a balanced silhouette.

Frequently Asked Questions About Sofa Tables

Is there a difference between a sofa table and a console table?
The terms are often used interchangeably. Generally, "sofa table" refers to console tables placed specifically behind a sofa, while "console table" applies more broadly to narrow accent tables positioned against walls or in entryways.

How tall should a sofa table be?
A sofa table should sit at least 1 to 2 inches lower than the back of your sofa cushions, or flush with the frame. It should never extend above the sofa's backrest height.

Can a sofa table be used behind a sectional?
Yes! Positioning a sofa table along the exposed back of a sectional helps ground the piece in open-concept spaces while providing a natural place for lighting and drinks.