Saunier II Walnut Cocktail Table

Yes, a glass-top table is a premier solution for smaller urban apartments because it provides "visual lightness." With dimensions of 52.5"W x 31.5"D and a low 14-inch profile, this table offers a large surface area without making the room feel crowded. The transparent top allows your rug and flooring to remain visible, creating an illusion of a more open and expansive floor plan.

Walnut is a stable, high-quality hardwood known for its density and natural resistance to warping. When paired with a glass top—a material entirely unaffected by humidity or salt air—this table is a reliable choice for various environments, from dry inland regions to humid coastal homes. To ensure the longest life for the walnut finish, we recommend keeping the piece away from direct, intense sunlight to prevent the rich wood tones from fading over time.

A triangle-shaped coffee table is an expert-level choice for improving traffic flow in modern living spaces. Unlike sharp-cornered rectangular options, the unique triangular silhouette and tapered legs facilitate easier movement around the seating area. This shape is particularly effective when paired with L-shaped sectionals or in smaller rooms where every inch of floor space counts.

To maintain the "visually mesmerizing" quality of these materials, we recommend a dual-action care routine. For the walnut base, dust regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth and avoid harsh chemical polishes that can build up over time. For the clear glass top, use a non-abrasive glass cleaner to maintain its sparkle. Based on our furniture care expertise, always use coasters and felt pads for decor to protect the walnut finish from moisture rings and the glass from fine scratches.

This table is designed for customer assembly, allowing for more efficient shipping and delivery. When assembling pieces with mixed materials like glass and wood, our experts recommend performing the setup on a soft surface, such as a rug or the provided packaging, to protect the walnut finish and clear glass from accidental chips or scuffs during the process.

Interior design standards suggest that a coffee table should sit approximately 1 to 2 inches below the height of your sofa's seat cushions. At 14 inches tall, this table is specifically engineered for contemporary, low-profile modern seating. This height ensures a sleek, streamlined look while keeping the surface at a comfortable, ergonomic reach for drinks and snacks.