Carroway Bronze Cocktail Table

To achieve a balanced look, we recommend following the "two-thirds rule": your table should be approximately two-thirds the length of your sofa. With a length of 44 inches, this table is an ideal match for sofas ranging from 60 to 72 inches. Additionally, its 18.25-inch height is designed to sit level with or slightly below most standard sofa cushions, providing an ergonomic height for reaching drinks or remotes.

This item is designed for straightforward customer assembly. The sturdy metal frame is engineered for stability once assembled, and the tempered glass top is designed to fit securely into the bronze-finished frame. All necessary hardware and clear instructions are included to ensure a successful setup.

While the terms are often used interchangeably in modern design, a "cocktail table" traditionally refers to a piece that is slightly more formal or decorative in its construction. This rectangular cocktail table, featuring an elegant bronze finish and a tempered glass top, follows that tradition by offering a sophisticated, contemporary profile that can anchor a formal living room while remaining functional for daily use.

This table is constructed with a tempered glass top, which is significantly stronger and more heat-resistant than standard glass. In the rare event of breakage, tempered glass is engineered to crumble into small, blunt cubes rather than sharp shards, making it a much safer alternative for high-traffic areas or homes with active families.

To keep the contemporary bronze finish looking its best, we recommend dusting the metal frame regularly with a soft, dry microfiber cloth to prevent buildup. For the tempered glass top, any standard non-abrasive glass cleaner will remove fingerprints and smudges. To protect the finish over time, avoid using harsh chemical solvents or abrasive scouring pads.

This table is an excellent choice for smaller or more narrow spaces. Because it features a transparent tempered glass top and a slender metal frame, it maintains "visual transparency," allowing light to pass through rather than blocking it. This creates an illusion of more floor space, preventing the room from feeling cramped or cluttered.