Tables

Four uses are covered. Low coffee designs make up most of the group, consoles handle hallways and the space behind seating, a round dining model takes four diners, and a bar height set pairs a narrow top with raised legs for a kitchen or balcony.

Between 36 and 46 cm suits almost every sofa, ideally level with the seat cushion or marginally beneath it. Going taller interrupts the sightline across a room, while anything much lower makes reaching a cup from a deep settee awkward.

A round top at 120 cm diameter comfortably seats four, giving each person about 60 cm of edge. Allow 90 cm of clearance from the table rim to the nearest wall or furniture, so chairs pull out without anyone squeezing past.

Three graduated pieces that stack into one footprint, then separate when visitors arrive. The gold metal and glass set here works as a single sculptural object day to day, with the smaller two pulled out for drinks or plates during an evening.

Buy through this site with delivery to every district, or view finishes at a Stroma showroom. Ceramic, MGO and natural timber photograph very differently from how they appear in daylight, so a showroom visit resolves colour questions faster than any screen.

A dense tropical hardwood, also called monkeypod, prized for dramatic grain and wide natural slabs. Each piece differs, so the pattern on your table will not be repeated elsewhere. The density makes it heavier than it looks, which is worth remembering before moving one.

Ceramic resists heat, scratching and staining better than almost any alternative, which is why it suits households with children. A hot pan can be set down without a mat, and spilled wine wipes away. The weakness is impact, as a sharp knock on an edge can chip it.

Most ship flat with legs or a base to attach, and the delivery crew handles that before leaving. Heavier solid timber designs sometimes arrive complete. Either way, the piece is left ready to use and the packaging goes back with the van.

Round tops win in tight rooms, since there is no corner to walk into and the shape reads as less bulky. Rectangular designs offer more usable surface for the same floor area, so they suit a longer room where circulation runs along one side.

A narrow surface, typically 30 to 40 cm deep, that fits where a full table cannot. Common positions include a hallway for keys and post, behind a sofa to hold lamps, or under a mirror in an entrance. Depth is the measurement that matters most.

Use coasters and mats from the first day, since a ring mark is far easier to prevent than remove. Wipe spills immediately, keep the piece out of direct sunlight, and feed the surface with wax or oil once or twice a year to maintain an even tone.

It suits a kitchen corner, a balcony or a flat where a full dining table would not fit. The narrow 40 cm depth means it sits against a wall comfortably. Stools are bought separately, so check seat height against the 100 cm top before ordering.

Both appear in the product name. Width, depth and height are given in centimetres, round designs lead with diameter, and the material follows the model name. That makes comparing two options straightforward without opening separate pages side by side.

Yes, across Nicosia, Limassol, Larnaca, Paphos and Famagusta. Tell the team about stairs, narrow corridors or lift size when ordering, because solid wood tops are heavy and moving one to an upper storey is quoted on top of the standard charge.