Bequette Black Sofa Table

Yes, a round table with a pedestal base is an excellent solution for space-constrained homes. Measuring 26 inches in diameter, this table offers a more compact footprint than traditional rectangular console tables. Its round shape eliminates sharp corners, which improves traffic flow in tight walkways or smaller urban floor plans, making the room feel more open and accessible.

Yes, customer assembly is required for this piece. Because it utilizes a pedestal construction rather than a complex multi-leg frame, the assembly process is straightforward and efficient. This design allows for more secure packaging during shipping and easier transport into your home, which is especially helpful for residents in apartments with narrow hallways or stairs.

This table is engineered with a centralized pedestal base to ensure stability on both hard flooring and area rugs. The 26-inch round top is balanced over the weighted center support, providing a sturdy platform for decorative accents. For homes with active pets or children, a pedestal design can be a safer alternative to traditional four-legged tables, as it has a smaller footprint and no exterior legs to catch or bump.

To preserve the "dreamy" black finish and the metallic glow of the base, we recommend regular dusting with a dry, lint-free microfiber cloth. Based on our material care expertise, you should avoid abrasive sponges or harsh chemical cleaners that can strip the finish. For the brass-toned pedestal, a slightly damp cloth followed by immediate drying with a soft towel will keep the metal looking polished and free of fingerprints.

Absolutely. Placing a table behind a floating sofa is a classic design technique to anchor your furniture and define the living area in larger rooms. The pedestal base on this piece provides a clean, airy aesthetic that prevents the back of the sofa from looking unfinished, while the brass-finished base adds a sophisticated "glow-up" that is visually appealing from any angle in the room.

This table stands at 30 inches tall, which is the industry standard for sofa and console tables. To achieve a professional look, a table placed behind a couch should be level with or slightly below the sofa back (typically between 30 and 34 inches). At 30 inches, this piece provides a seamless surface for lamps or decor without obstructing your line of sight in an open-concept living area.