The French Oak Coffee Table

Solid French oak, cut from one board.

A coffee table is narrow enough to come out of a single slab, so the top has no centre join and the grain runs straight through it. 37mm thick, with the same solid oak on the edge as on the face.

Six sizes, eighteen leg styles, and a straight or live edge at no extra cost. Made to order by hand in our workshop in Wickford, Essex. Shown here on the standard steel X base.

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Handmade in Essex · Delivered across the UK

Solid French oak coffee tables.

Handmade from a single slab of solid French oak, with continuous natural grain and no centre join. Choose from six sizes, eighteen steel or solid oak leg designs, five finishes, and a straight or natural live edge. Every table is made to order in our Wickford, Essex workshop and delivered free across mainland UK.

37mmSolid French oak
6 sizes90–140cm
18Leg designs
FreeMainland UK delivery
Configure your coffee table From £750 (90 × 50cm) · Made to order in 4–5 weeks
A solid French oak coffee table with a live edge, in front of a sofa
1 Size

Find the right coffee table for your sofa.

Our solid oak coffee tables are available from 90cm to 140cm long. As a useful starting point, choose a table around two-thirds the length of your sofa. For a typical three-seat sofa, 110–120cm works particularly well. Prices below are for the 60cm width; use the configurator to see the table drawn approximately to scale before ordering.

Made to order in Essex
Free mainland UK delivery
30-day returns
Solid French oak throughout
One continuous piece of oak

One slab. No centre join.

The proportions of a coffee table allow us to make the entire top from one suitably wide board of French oak. There is no centre joint interrupting the grain — the figuring runs continuously from one side of the table to the other.

The top is approximately 37mm thick and solid timber throughout. There is no MDF core, veneer or built-up edge: what you see on the surface continues through the full thickness of the table.

Every board is naturally different, making each finished table genuinely individual.

Looking down on a solid French oak coffee table top, showing continuous grain with no centre join
2 Legs

18 ways to make it yours.

Pair your oak top with one of eighteen bases, from understated black steel and classic X-frames to sculptural designs and solid oak legs. Every base is made specifically for coffee-table height, and selected designs can be colour matched across your Timber Row dining furniture. The Virelli square plinth is made only for this range.

A solid French oak coffee table with a live edge and black steel X legs, in a living room
The live edge and corner of a solid French oak coffee table above its black steel X leg

The standard X base — included with every coffee table, in black, white, anthracite or gold.

The signature base

The Virelli. A cleaner way to frame solid oak.

A single square steel pedestal supports the oak from the centre, leaving the corners completely open and giving the tabletop the appearance of floating above its base.

Made only for the coffee range, and the one base we build around a central column rather than a frame. £720 on top of any size, in place of the standard X base.

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Before you order

What people ask.

Are Timber Row coffee tables solid oak?

Yes. The tabletop is solid French oak throughout, approximately 37mm thick. There is no MDF, chipboard or veneer beneath the surface.

Is the tabletop made from one piece of oak?

Yes. Unlike our wider dining-table tops, our coffee tables can be produced from one suitably wide oak board. This means the grain runs continuously across the tabletop with no centre join.

What size coffee table should I choose?

As a useful starting point, choose a table around two-thirds the length of your sofa. A standard three-seater is about 200cm, so 110cm to 130cm suits most living rooms. The configurator draws your chosen size to scale, with a mug, a tray and a couple of books on it, so you can judge it properly.

What is the difference between a live edge and a straight edge?

A straight edge is cut cleanly and consistently along the length of the table. A live edge follows the natural profile of the tree, preserving more of the character and variation of the original board. Both options cost the same. On a live-edge top the width you choose is nominal — the natural edge varies by up to about 4cm along the length.

Can I choose the colour of the oak?

Yes. Our coffee tables are available in the same five hardwax-oil finishes as our dining tables, so pieces can be ordered to match. Each finish protects the oak while leaving the grain and texture visible.

Do you deliver throughout the UK?

We provide free delivery throughout mainland England, Scotland and Wales, including Essex, Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Hertfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Suffolk, Norfolk and destinations throughout the Midlands, North West, North East and South West.

For the Scottish Highlands and islands, Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man, contact us with your postcode and we’ll confirm availability and cost.

Build your solid oak coffee table.

Choose your size, edge, oak finish and leg design. Every table is made to order in our Essex workshop and delivered free throughout mainland UK.

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