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Bring refined contemporary style to your living room with the Budapest round coffee table. Featuring a brushed brass finished metal frame, a shagreen tabletop and premium cream fluted wood detailing, this large 92cm coffee table stands 44cm high and pairs beautifully with the matching Budapest footstool. Designed as part of the Budapest coffee table set, this elegant centrepiece combines luxurious materials with timeless styling. The striking brushed brass finished metal frame supports a sophisticated shagreen tabletop, complemented by premium cream finished fluted wood for added texture and character. Its generous 92cm round surface provides plenty of room for everyday living, while the 44cm height creates an ideal focal point for relaxing and entertaining. Complete the look by pairing it with the matching Budapest footstool for a coordinated living space. As market leaders in modern furniture since 2004, we're committed to quality and exceptional service. If you have any questions about this coffee table, sizing, delivery or assembly, our Live Chat team is ready to provide expert advice and friendly support. W92cm D92cm H44cm PU shagreen top Brushed brass finshed metal frame Oak veneer fluted wood Table part only
I love this round coffee table for its elegant blend of textural richness and sleek brass detailing, making it a versatile piece for a number of interior styles. It works particularly well in contemporary, transitional, or even luxurious boho spaces where the shagreen finish adds subtle sophistication. Practical styling tips include grouping it with a mix of sculptural accessories and lush greenery or layering it with textured rugs to highlight its tactile surface. Its neutral cream tone also makes it easy to pair with coloured or patterned upholstery, and its size is perfect for both small and open-plan living areas, making it a functional yet stylish focal point.
Evan Carter
Flitch Interior Stylist
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