Coffee table in oak

An oak coffee table needs regular care for it to age beautifully over time. Clean the coffee table with a slightly damp cloth to remove dust and dirt, if necessary. Wipe spillages directly from the table and place the coffee table away from direct sunlight to best preserve the wood. Use coasters for pots, glasses and cups to protect the wood from moisture stains. If you want to restore the coffee table to near-new condition after a few years of use, you can easily do this by sanding the table and then treating it with oil or soap. Depending on the surface treatment of the coffee table, the care instructions are slightly different. You can find detailed care instructions for each finish here.

To best clean an oak coffee table, start by dusting the surface with a soft, dry cloth or a duster to remove loose dust and dirt. Next, dampen a clean cloth or sponge with lukewarm water and use soap spray (oil-based finish) or soap mix (soap-based finish) and wipe the surface thoroughly. Be careful not to use too much water, as excessive moisture can damage the wood. Read more about our care tips here.

There are different shapes of coffee tables to choose from! From square and rectangular to round options are available depending on what fits best with other furniture and the desired look.