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Browse through our collection of wooden tea table designs to derive inspiration for your home makeover.
A tea table is a multi-functional piece of furniture that is used not only for placing refreshments but also for decorative items, books, flower vases, etc. It can look either modern or traditional by primarily playing around with its material.
- Traditional Design – Rattan | Wood | Upholstered Fabric | Wicker
- Modern Design – Glass | Marble | Metal | Sintered Resin Surface
A wooden tea table is trending in the interior design market today because:
- It can look both rustic and sophisticated at the same time.
- It is highly durable and resistant to extreme weather conditions.
- It is budget-friendly, depending upon the type and size of wood used.
- It is available in a wide variety of eye-catching and unique shapes and sizes.
Factors to Consider While Selecting a Wooden Tea Table Design
- Decor Theme—The wooden tea table should complement the existing furniture, drapes, decor accents, and the vibe of the room. If the room has a vintage vibe, an ornate style is suitable, and if it has a modern vibe, a design with sleek lines will do the trick.
- Available Space—The space between the wooden tea table and the sofa/chair should be such that you can easily walk around or drink on the table surface. The room and the tea table should be proportionate.
- Care & Maintenance – The type of wood used and the respective finish should be such that it can be easily cleaned. Pay attention to any white dots, scars or stains on the surface that might indicate the wood isn’t sanded enough.
- Table Size & Configuration—If the base covers more ‘actual’ ground area, then the structure is more sturdy and practical. If it has skinny legs, then it is used more as a decorative piece. The wooden tea table also comes with or without storage options (drawers/shelves), stools, wheels, and a foldable/unfoldable tabletop.
There are specific types of wood that are better suited for tea tables in your home:
- Cherry Wood‘s colour tends to change with the environment and age. It starts as a salmon pink/light yellow colour (during first milling) and then turns reddish brown with a golden lustre (when it is left in the sun).
- Mahogany Wood has tight interlocking grains, which gives it more strength, durability, and scratch resistance. It is more expensive but completely worth the investment.
- Maple Wood—It stands out best when it is finished or stained with a clear top coat. There are two kinds of maple wood (soft maple and hard maple), which are more suitable for contemporary and traditional styles.
Pine Wood is lightweight and easily workable. Its colour ranges from light brown to pumpkin orange. It is very soft and great for detailed and intricate carving work.
Let’s dive into the latest wooden tea table designs that might catch your attention and prove to be a perfect fit for your home.
Modern Wooden Tea Table Design
This modern wooden tea table design looks formal and luxurious in this living room. It has a distinctive design with multiple levels of storage that can help you stack books, a flower vase and related items. Relax on this sectional sofa, drink your tea, and enjoy yourself in the evenings.
Wooden Folding Tea Table Design
This wooden folding tea table is a space-saving and flexible piece of furniture for this family room. The lift-up mechanism maximises its usability, revealing a hidden storage space below it for papers and TV accessories. It makes the room look visually appealing.
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Wooden Tea Table With a Glass Top
This wooden tea table with a translucent glass top provides a sleek and contemporary vibe. The cushioned bench seat and the centre table pair well together and anchor the decor elements in the room together perfectly. Match the overall colour theme with the rugs and curtains.
Simple Wooden Tea Table Design
This simple wooden tea table design is circular, allowing traffic to flow easily around without getting hurt. It blends well with the light wooden flooring and the white walls while contrasting elegantly against the dark blue sofa and accent wall. Natural and artificial lighting lends a unique charm.
Glass and Wooden Tea Table Design
This glass and wooden tea table design looks bold and striking. It features an elevated glass surface over the existing design, providing an extra surface area to place snacks and drinks during evening conversations or parties between family and friends.
Wrapping Up
Overall, a wooden tea table is an excellent piece of furniture that is timeless and expensive and gives a warm and welcoming feeling to your living space. Consult the interior designers’ team at DesignCafe, who will gladly help you with your queries.
FAQs On Wooden Tea Table Designs
Can you customise the colour & finish of a wooden tea table to match your furniture?
You can customise the finish and colour of a wooden tea table to match your existing furniture. Apply either matte, semi-gloss or high-gloss finish to enhance its overall appearance and texture.
What is the key difference between a tea table and a coffee table?
A tea table serves refreshments, mainly in the living room. Some designs come with a storage option to display books, magazines and other nitty-gritty. Coffee tables are comparatively smaller in size than tea tables.
What is the best wood for a wooden tea table design?
The best wood for a wooden tea table design can be chosen based on the following:
- Durability – Mahogany, Walnut, Maple
- Aesthetics – Oak, Cherry, Rose Wood
What are the common shapes of wooden tea tables?
Oval/round tea tables soften the lines of your room, are child-friendly and complement the curved sectionals. Square/rectangular tea tables pair well with the L-shaped and longer sectionals. Hexagons, triangles and geometric octagons are also unusually interesting shapes for wooden tea tables.
