Solid wood, such as oak or walnut, is known for its durability and longevity. It’s also scratch-resistant and can last for decades with proper care.
Metal tables are strong and rust-resistant, especially when powder-coated. Ideal for industrial or contemporary looks, they withstand heavy use and minimal wear.
Tempered glass is stronger than regular glass and resists shattering. Glass-topped tables add elegance and are easy to clean, enhancing small spaces by reflecting light.
Marble is heat- and moisture-resistant, though it may need periodic sealing to maintain its surface. Its natural stone patterns add a touch of luxury to any room.
MDF is an engineered wood alternative, often lighter and more affordable than solid wood. Though less durable, it mimics wood’s appearance and works well for budget-friendly tables.
Acrylic tables are shatter-resistant, lightweight, and ideal for modern spaces where transparency can make rooms appear more open and airy.
Natural materials like wicker or rattan add a relaxed vibe to a space. They’re lightweight but sensitive to humidity, making them best for indoor use.
Concrete tables are durable, stain-resistant, and perfect for industrial-style decor. They’re heavy, making them ideal for stability but difficult to move.