Meren Modern Walnut Coffee Table

Meren Walnut Coffee Table

Designed with a balance of warmth, structure, and simplicity, the Meren Walnut Coffee Table brings a refined modern look to your living space. Its rich walnut-inspired top pairs with a sculptural black base to create a clean, contemporary centerpiece that feels stylish without overwhelming the room.

• Modern, Refined Design
  The rounded rectangular tabletop, warm walnut finish, and matte black base create a clean silhouette that works beautifully in modern, minimalist, and transitional interiors.

• Sculptural Cross-Leg Base
  A sturdy rubber wood base with distinctive cross-leg support gives the table both visual character and dependable stability. The low, architectural frame adds a modern touch while keeping the overall design open and balanced.

• Generous Everyday Surface
  The spacious tabletop provides plenty of room for books, drinks, décor, trays, or a laptop without feeling bulky. Its 35.5" × 22" footprint makes it especially well suited for apartments, smaller living rooms, and compact lounge areas.

• Thoughtful Finishing Details
  Smooth rounded edges, a natural woodgrain-inspired surface, widened legs, and clean joinery give the table a polished, finished appearance from every angle.

• Built for Everyday Use
  Constructed from engineered wood and rubber wood, the table is designed to support up to 132 lb, providing a reliable surface for daily living, entertaining, and décor.

• Versatile Placement
  Style it in front of a sofa, between accent chairs, or in a studio or home office. Its low-profile design blends naturally into a variety of room layouts and furniture styles.

• Simple Assembly
  The table arrives ready for assembly with the necessary components included, making setup straightforward.

Product Details

Color: Black + Walnut
Material: Engineered Wood, Rubber Wood
Overall Dimensions: 35.5" W × 22" D × 15" H
Ground Clearance: 2"
Net Weight: 18 lb
Tabletop Weight Capacity: Up to 132 lb
Assembly Required: Yes
Style: Modern / Minimalist