Rattan Coffee Tables

Rattan coffee table style and materials

A rattan coffee table adds a light, natural texture that softens heavy upholstery and hard floors. Every table here includes rattan, most pair it with MDF panels, and select models combine rattan with solid wood parts or glass.

Natural rattan is the most common finish here, with black and walnut also available. A natural weave reads warm and casual, while black rattan looks sharper next to modern furniture.

Round rattan coffee table sizes and shapes

A round rattan coffee table suits a sectional or a smaller seating group, and square and rectangular models here fit longer sofas. Widths run 31.5 to 47.2 inches, depths 23.6 to 32 inches and heights 13.8 to 20.6 inches.

Aim for a table about two-thirds the length of the sofa, and leave about 18 inches between the table and the front of the seat.

Rattan coffee table with storage

Most models are a rattan coffee table with storage, with space below the top for throws, books, remotes and baskets. Select models come as a nesting pair with storage, so a smaller table can slide under the larger one when you need floor space.

Rattan glass coffee table and wood options

A rattan glass coffee table sets a glass top over rattan detailing, so the weave stays visible while the surface wipes clean and resists spills. Select models here have a glass top, and select models add solid wood parts alongside the rattan. Wipe a glass top with a cloth sprayed with glass cleaner, and use coasters to avoid rings.

Black rattan coffee table and natural finish care

A black rattan coffee table and a natural one need the same simple care: regular dusting and quick attention to spills. Vacuum the weave with a soft brush attachment, and wipe marks with a cloth dampened in mild soapy water, then dry it right away.

Keep rattan out of strong direct sun and away from heaters, which can dry the cane and make it brittle. When you move the table, lift it rather than dragging it, which strains the joints and weave.