Ceylon/Hampton Collection

Both shelves lift out, so it can hold five feet of baskets this year and nothing at all the next. At 34.5" it stands taller than most sofa tables —...

A small table that works harder than its footprint suggests. Sixteen inches square, with two fixed shelves stacked beneath the top and crossed pane...

Sixteen inches of depth is enough for a pair of lamps and a tray, and narrow enough that nobody turns sideways to get past. Two shelves below mean ...

Twenty-five inches puts the top level with a sofa arm, so a glass goes down without anyone reaching for it. The shelf below holds the book you're h...

Small footprint, real desk. The Hampton is 48" across and only 20" deep, so it works against a bedroom wall or in the corner of a room that isn't a...

The shelf underneath runs the whole length, so the books and the remote have somewhere to live and the top stays clear for a tray. Crossed panels o...

Thirty-six inches square means everyone sitting around it can reach the middle, with no leaning across for the popcorn bowl on a movie night. The s...

Forty inches across with no corners means nobody catches a shin cutting through the room — not the kids, not the dog. At eighteen inches it sits le...

A twenty-four-inch circle fits the gap beside a chair without a corner jutting into the room. At twenty-four inches tall it lands level with a sofa...

Thirteen inches deep fits the gap where a full-size end table won't: between two chairs, or beside the recliner in a room that's already full. Ther...