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The pairing of the sofa and the coffee table is one of the key features of any gathering area in the house, whether it be living room, family area or the den. These two pieces of furniture are often the focus of the room they occupy, and serve as a place for friends and family to come together in your home.
Using the right pairing between the sofa and the coffee table sets the atmosphere for your guests and adds a personal touch to your home. Three of the most popular styles used today are contemporary style, modern style and rustic style - all of which have their own unique features that you can use to dress up your home.
Mondiana Pairing
It would only fit that the pairing for the Francesca sofa must also be equally simple, yet refined, and must fit perfectly with the low profiles that are a hallmark of the contemporary style. The Mondiana coffee table is the perfect pairing for the Francesca sofa and is made from a smooth, sleek hardwood top cut into a timeless rectangular profile with a metallic chrome base.
Cress Pairing
One of the greatest difficulties for many homeowners is finding the perfect distinction between styles in the living space. However, the Cress table transcends this barrier and is a perfect pairing for the Gregata. The Cress coffee table is organically shaped and made from American walnut; its unique rounded shape is eye-catching and familiar enough to be considered a modern classic.
Karsten Pairing
Another common feature in rustic furniture is the use of classic materials like unfinished wood and simple metals. The Karsten coffee table is made out of these same materials, using warm wood and dark metal. It is rugged, charming, and its presence can make the room feel more homey. This coffee table also includes storage space: perfect for tucking away living room staples such as blankets and board games. Paired with the Pavel sofa, this duo forms the foundation of a rustic retreat.