Teagan Silver Cocktail Table

To ensure both accessibility and easy movement, you should place your table approximately 16 to 18 inches away from your sofa or chairs. This specific distance provides enough legroom for guests to walk around the furniture comfortably while still being close enough to reach for a beverage or a book without straining.

Based on our expertise with these materials, we recommend regular dusting with a soft, lint-free cloth to maintain the high-shine chrome finish. For the beveled glass top, use a standard glass cleaner or mild soap and water. To protect the metal and glass from damage, avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive scrubbing pads, which can dull the chrome or scratch the glass surface.

Yes, a glass and metal table is an excellent strategy for smaller floor plans. The transparent glass top and reflective chrome-finished metal base prevent the piece from feeling heavy or "blocking" the room. This creates an illusion of openness and allows light to flow through the space, making a standard-sized living room feel much larger while still providing a substantial 50-inch surface area for functionality.

While these terms are often used interchangeably in modern furniture design, a cocktail table typically refers to a slightly more formal version of a coffee table. Historically, cocktail tables were designed to be a specific height for serving drinks and snacks in social settings. This rectangular table, with its elegant chrome finish and beveled glass, fits the formal "cocktail" profile while functioning perfectly as a versatile centerpiece for everyday living room use.

For a balanced look, we recommend following the "two-thirds rule," where the table is approximately two-thirds the length of your sofa. At 50 inches long, this table is ideally scaled for sofas ranging from 75 to 85 inches in length. Additionally, the 18-inch height is designed to sit level with or slightly below most standard sofa cushions, ensuring that your drinks and decor are within comfortable reach.

A beveled edge is a premium design feature where the glass is cut at an angle around the perimeter. Beyond the sophisticated, upscale aesthetic that catches and refracts light, a beveled edge is often preferred for safety as it is less sharp than a standard "raw" glass edge. This makes it a thoughtful choice for high-traffic areas or households where a softer furniture profile is desired.