Zeally White Sofa Table

Yes, a distressed or "weathered" finish is highly functional for active homes. Because the finish intentionally features a "lived-in" look from the start, minor everyday wear, such as small nicks or scratches, blends seamlessly into the existing texture. This makes it an exceptionally durable choice for households with children or pets where a pristine, high-gloss surface might be harder to maintain.

This piece features a unique blend of "boho" and vintage-inspired elements. The signature scallop edge at the tabletop provides a soft, decorative touch, while the elegant cabriole legs—known for their classic S-curve—offer a refined, traditional silhouette. These features, combined with the weathered off-white finish, make it an excellent choice for homes looking to achieve a relaxed, curated aesthetic.

When selecting a sofa table, professional design standards suggest the piece should be approximately two-thirds the length of your sofa and no taller than the sofa’s back. With a width of 46 inches and a standard 30-inch height, this table is ideally proportioned for mid-sized sofas or love seats. Its 17-inch depth provides a generous surface for lamps or décor without protruding too far into high-traffic walkways.

While customer assembly is required for this item, occasional tables of this design typically involve a straightforward process. Based on our general assembly standards, you can expect to receive clear, step-by-step instructions to ensure a stable and secure build. For the best results, we recommend assembling the piece on a soft surface, like a rug, to protect the weathered finish during the process.

Absolutely. At only 17 inches deep, this table is specifically designed with a low-profile footprint, making it an ideal solution for narrow entryways, hallways, or smaller urban apartments. Its slim design allows you to add a functional surface for keys and mail in a foyer without obstructing the path of travel.

An off-white, distressed finish is a staple in coastal and Southern interior design because it reflects natural light, helping a room feel airy and spacious—even on the brightest afternoons in climates like Florida or Texas. The "boho" and vintage characteristics pair exceptionally well with natural textures like jute rugs or linen upholstery, common in regional "shabby chic" or coastal-cottage decor schemes.