Having a coffee table doesn't just complete the aesthetic look of your living room, but it often serves important functions. It's a place for a cup of coffee (or tea or wine), the TV remote, magazines ...

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This kitchen item from IKEA is the surprising key to making this coffee table the centerpiece of your living room. Annie Schlechter Some things are just meant to go together: peanut butter and jelly, ...

Polished concrete can be stamped and sealed to create a surprisingly luxurious, modern coffee table. These creative coffee tables work well in more industrial-style rooms, or out on the patio. Take a ...

Coffee tables often feel like an afterthought. They are heavy, bulky pieces that sit in the middle of the room, often without much personality. But what if your coffee table could double as a ...

There are no tools required to complete this DIY. There are no difficult steps, no instructions to follow at all, in fact, but by the end of it you will have made a cool piece of furniture entirely by ...

Something similar from a furniture store could cost thousands of dollars. True IKEA fans know that there’s more than meets the eye when it comes to the Swedish furniture store’s most popular products.

David and his wife, Im, made the coffee table when they were both studying architecture in college. "There was another class that made a large group model from corrugated cardboard," David recalls.

When it comes to coffee tables, you can always go down the IKEA route, or you can just build your own. And if you're going to build your own, you might as well make it fun, right? That's exactly what ...

With this simple hack, Jess Blazejewski of Style Me Pretty Living shows us how to turn an inexpensive coffee table into a gorgeous luxe bench. This bench was actually repurposed from a $60 coffee ...

A mum-of-two and home décor enthusiast has revealed how she transformed a $45 Kmart coffee table into a 'chic and expensive' designer lookalike. Teresa, who runs the interiors page Monochrome Haus, ...