Haverhill II Brown Cocktail Table

Yes, this is a strategic choice for smaller floor plans. The glass top provides a transparent surface that reduces the "visual weight" of the furniture, helping your room feel more open and less cluttered. The oval shape also helps save floor space in narrow walkways compared to bulkier rectangular designs.

To achieve a balanced look, we recommend following the "two-thirds rule," where the table is approximately two-thirds the length of your sofa. With a 50-inch width, this cocktail table is an ideal fit for sofas ranging from 72 to 84 inches. Additionally, its 20-inch height is slightly taller than average, making it a comfortable reach for modern sofas with higher seat cushions.

While glass requires mindful use, the oval design of this table is a safer alternative to traditional rectangular styles because it eliminates sharp, protruding corners. This makes it a more family-friendly contemporary option, reducing the risk of bumps and bruises for active toddlers or pets in high-traffic areas.

This table requires partial assembly, which typically involves attaching the supportive base to the oval top. While the process is straightforward for a DIY approach, Rooms To Go also offers professional delivery services that include expert assembly and placement in your home, ensuring the glass is handled safely and the table is perfectly leveled.

An oval silhouette is an excellent tool for "softening" a living room that features many straight lines from sofas, rugs, and media consoles. Beyond the aesthetic, the rounded ends significantly improve traffic flow in your living area, as there are no sharp corners to navigate around, making it easier to move through the space.

To maintain the table's contemporary look, we recommend using a non-ammonia glass cleaner and a microfiber cloth for the top to prevent streaks. For the base, a soft, dry cloth should be used to dust the walnut and nickel-finished surfaces. Based on our material expertise, we always suggest using coasters to protect the wood finish from moisture rings and heat.