NEW · Chrome-Plated Steel · Three Sizes

A table for the middle of the room, and one for the corner beside it.

This is one modern coffee table collection, not three separate designs: the same matte white slab, the same polished chrome frame, three shapes. The long rectangular chrome coffee table anchors a sofa and holds a tray of drinks; the square table suits seating that turns a corner; the end table fills the gap beside an armrest. Choose by the room you are furnishing — the finish stays the same.

Chrome-plated steel frame · White matte slab top · Rectangular, square and end table shapes

• Chrome frame, slim profile. Polished tubing runs along both edges of the top, so the table reads light without looking flimsy.
• Matte white slab surface. Coffee, juice and everyday spills sit on top instead of soaking in, and a damp cloth finishes the job.
• Rounded corners at knee height. Every top is eased at the edge, which matters in rooms where kids play on the rug.
• Open sled base. The frame loops underneath and leaves the floor visible, so a small room does not feel blocky.
• Three shapes, one finish. Buy one piece for a corner or all three for an open-plan room; they read as a family, not a mismatch.

Three sizes, one finish

Variant	Footprint	Best for
Round-Corner Coffee Table BST260228	48.42" L × 19.09" W × 13.38" H (123 × 48.5 × 34 cm)	Three-seat sofas, wide rugs, open living rooms that need a center.
Square Coffee Table BST260229	27.55" × 27.55" × 13.38" H (70 × 70 × 34 cm)	Corner seating, L-shaped sofas, reading nooks that need a square surface.
End Table BST260230	21.06" L × 19.09" W × 17.51" H (53.5 × 48.5 × 44.5 cm)	Sofa arms, bedside, the narrow gap beside a chair in a small apartment.

The chrome does the decorating

Chrome behaves like a second window. The tube catches daylight along its top edge and sends a soft line of reflection across the floor, which is why the tables sit well in rooms that already feel bright and uncluttered. The frame runs in one continuous loop from floor to top and back down, so there are no legs to line up and no shelf underneath to dust. It is a Bauhaus silhouette, kept quiet instead of glossy-showroom loud.

A top that takes the everyday

The white slab is matte, not lacquered, so it does not throw a hot spotlight back at you while you are reading. It is also the part of the table that lives hardest: mugs go down without coasters, cereal bowls get wiped up, and a spilled glass is a two-minute job with a damp cloth. Rounded corners mean the edge you meet at knee height is a curve rather than a point.

Where it fits

Long sofa, wide rug The round-corner table gives a three-seater something to face, with room for a tray, a stack of books and two mugs without crowding the walkway.	Compact living room The square top holds as much as a coffee table should while taking a smaller bite out of the floor, which leaves space for a chair to pull up.
Sofa arm, reading chair The end table sits at armrest height, so a cup lands on a surface instead of the floor while you are settled into the corner seat.	One open-plan room Use two shapes together and the shared finish ties the seating area to the reading corner without another material in the mix.

Specifications

Frame	Chrome-plated steel tubing, continuous sled base
Tabletop	White matte slab top, waterproof and scratch resistant
Edge profile	Rounded corners, eased edges on every top
Finish	Polished chrome, mirror-bright
Base	Protective foot pads fitted to the frame
Style	Bauhaus-inspired minimalist
Rooms	Living room, lounge, bedroom, home office
Placement	Indoor use; sits level on rug, wood and tile floors

Care

Wipe the top with a damp cloth and a little mild soap, then dry it with a soft towel so the matte finish stays even. Keep citrus cleaners and abrasive pads away from both the slab and the frame. Chrome likes a dry microfiber cloth; a light pass brings the shine back after handling. Lift the table when you move it rather than dragging it across the floor, and the pads will keep doing their job.

Questions, answered

Which size fits a small apartment?

The square coffee table and the end table do the most work in tight rooms. The square holds a tray and a book without claiming the whole rug, and the end table slips beside an armrest where a full coffee table would block the walkway.

Which one should I put next to a sofa?

The end table. It reaches armrest height, so your hand finds the cup without leaning forward. For a three-seat sofa with a rug in front, pair it with the round-corner coffee table and the room reads as one setup.

Can the square table work as a side table too?

Yes. Its footprint is compact enough to sit at the end of a sectional, and the square top gives a lamp and a book a flat base with no overhang to knock.

Will the white top stain?

The slab is waterproof and scratch resistant, and the matte surface does not hold onto everyday spills the way porous stone can. Wipe coffee, juice or food marks when they happen and the top stays clean.

Does the chrome show fingerprints?

Chrome shows handling, as chrome does, mostly along the top rail where hands land. A dry microfiber cloth takes it back to a mirror in a few seconds, and the rest of the frame rarely needs attention.

Do the three pieces look right together?

They share the same chrome tube, the same white slab and the same eased edge, so a long table in the center and an end table by the sofa look intentional. It also means you can add a second shape later without redressing the room.

One chrome finish. Three ways to fit a room.