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Light enough to carry one-handed.
An oval coffee table in natural oak-veneered MDF with four Scandinavian-style tapered legs in oak-veneered rubber wood. 1000mm wide, 500mm deep, 350mm tall. The pale, warm-toned surface carries real oak grain over a stable MDF core that resists warping. Four splayed tapered legs angle outward for stability and a clean mid-century profile. 6.5 kg. Legs-only assembly. The lightest coffee table in the range, built for rooms where lightness matters more than mass.
What the oval shape changes.
- It opens the walkway on every side: Curved edges eliminate the sharp corners that rectangular tables push into tight living-room circulation.
- It gives more surface than a circle: At 1000 x 500mm the oval provides generous tabletop space while keeping the depth narrow for compact rooms.
- It softens angular seating: Between a straight-backed sofa and square-armed chairs, the organic curve introduces the one rounded element the layout was missing.
- It moves when you need it to: At 6.5 kg one person can carry it to another room or lift it entirely to clean beneath.
- It keeps sightlines clear and open: The 350mm height and slender tapered legs create an airy, low-profile presence that lets the room breathe around the table.
- It assembles in minutes: Screw four legs into pre-drilled fittings on the underside. Fixings included. No flat-pack frustration.
Small rooms that need less weight.
A compact living room with a pale-grey two-seater and light-timber flooring where the natural oak continues the warm-neutral thread. A rented flat where considered furniture needs to be portable enough to take when the lease ends. A Scandinavian scheme with clean-lined upholstery and restricted warm-neutral tones where the tapered legs and oval form connect to the aesthetic. A guest bedroom or reading corner where a full-sized table would dominate. For ideas on styling light-toned rooms, our neutral beige styling guide covers how pale wood and warm tones work together.
The oval gives more, takes less.
Small living rooms punish rectangular coffee tables. The corners jut into the walkway. The edges catch a shin. The shape takes up floor space the room cannot spare. An oval solves all of it. The curved edges open the walkway on every side. The form provides more surface area than a circle but none of the hard corners a rectangle imposes. At 1000mm wide and 500mm deep, this table fits rooms where a standard rectangular coffee table would dominate.
The top is oak-veneered MDF with a natural finish that carries the pale, even grain of real oak without the weight or cost of a solid slab. The surface is smooth, warm-toned and consistent, sitting comfortably alongside other natural timber furniture without demanding attention. Four Scandinavian-style tapered legs in oak-veneered rubber wood angle gently outward, giving the table a mid-century profile that feels open and airy rather than grounded and heavy.
At 6.5 kg it is the lightest coffee table in the range. One person can carry it room to room, reposition it for guests or lift it to vacuum beneath. Assembly is legs only, and the result sits at 350mm with 331mm of clearance. For a complementary side table in a similar light, natural-toned register, the Round White Wooden Side Table with Storage Basket pairs well in the same Scandinavian-influenced room.
What the oak oval covers.
- Oak-veneered MDF top. A natural oak veneer over an MDF core gives the surface the pale, warm grain of real oak with consistent flatness and stability. Wipe-clean and resistant to the minor warping solid timber can develop.
- Tapered rubber wood legs. Four splayed legs in oak-veneered rubber wood angle outward for stability and a Scandinavian mid-century profile. Rubber wood is a dense, durable hardwood that holds screw fixings firmly.
- Oval form, 1000 x 500mm. More surface than a circle, fewer corners than a rectangle. The curve opens walkways on all sides and softens angular seating arrangements in compact rooms.
- 350mm height, 331mm clearance. Sits below standard sofa-seat height for natural reach. The 331mm gap beneath accommodates a rug and allows a robot vacuum to pass underneath.
- 6.5 kg total weight. Light enough for one person to carry, reposition or lift entirely. This is the table for rooms that rearrange with the seasons, the guests or the mood.
- Legs-only assembly. Four tapered legs screw into the underside of the top. Fixings included. One person, under ten minutes, no additional tools required.
Why oval works where circles fail.
A round coffee table the same width would be 1000mm in diameter and take up significantly more floor area. The oval narrows to 500mm at its depth, keeping the walkway between sofa and table usable in rooms where every centimetre matters. The curved edges eliminate the dead corners that sit unused on a rectangular surface. The result is a shape that offers the accessibility of a round table with the proportional restraint of a narrower footprint. In a room that measures three metres wall to wall, that difference is the one between comfortable circulation and a permanent obstacle.
Rooms where light oak sits naturally.
In a small living room with a pale grey sofa, white walls and a light timber floor, this table continues the tonal thread without adding visual weight. The oak veneer picks up the warmth in the flooring. In a rented flat where furniture needs to feel considered but portable, the 6.5 kg weight means it arrives, sits beautifully and leaves without a trace. Against soft greens, warm whites and natural linen, the oak grain provides organic texture without introducing a competing material. In a Scandinavian scheme with clean lines and a restricted neutral palette, the tapered legs and oval form connect to the aesthetic without overcommitting to a single period.
Before the legs screw in.
- Assembly: legs only. Four tapered legs screw into pre-drilled fittings on the underside of the tabletop. Fixings included. One person can complete the build in under ten minutes.
- Dimensions: 1000 x 500 x 350mm. The 1000mm width suits two-seat sofas and compact three-seaters. In smaller rooms, the 500mm depth keeps the walkway clear on both sides of the table.
- Surface care. The oak veneer is sealed with a natural finish. Wipe with a soft damp cloth. Avoid standing water and abrasive cleaners. Use coasters under hot mugs to protect the veneer surface over time.
350mm
Height
1000mm
Width
Oak Veneer
Surface
Natural
Finish
6.5 kg
Weight
Legs Only
Assembly
Specification
Details
Purpose / Benefit
Dimensions
1000mm (W) x 500mm (D) x 350mm (H)
The 1000mm width serves a two-seat sofa comfortably. The 500mm depth keeps tight walkways clear on both sides of the table.
Floor Clearance
331mm
Allows a rug to sit beneath the tapered legs without bunching. Provides enough clearance for a robot vacuum to pass underneath.
Top Material
Oak veneer over MDF core
Natural oak grain over a stable, warp-resistant MDF base. The veneer carries the pale, warm tone of real oak with consistent flatness across the full surface.
Leg Material
Oak-veneered rubber wood, tapered
Rubber wood is a dense, durable hardwood. The oak veneer matches the tabletop tone. Tapered form angles gently outward for Scandinavian-style stability.
Shape
Oval
More usable surface area than a circle. No sharp corners to catch a shin or narrow a walkway. Softens angular seating arrangements naturally.
Weight
6.5 kg
The lightest coffee table in the range. One person can carry, reposition or lift it entirely without assistance.
Assembly
Legs only, fixings included
Four tapered legs screw into pre-drilled fittings on the underside. One person, under ten minutes, no additional tools needed.
Surface Care
Wipe with a soft damp cloth
Sealed natural finish. Avoid standing water and abrasive cleaners. Use coasters under hot mugs to protect the veneer over time.
Interior Style
Scandinavian, minimalist, contemporary, transitional
The pale oak tone, tapered legs and clean oval profile suit rooms built around natural materials, warm neutrals and uncluttered design.
Best For
Small living rooms, flats, guest bedrooms, reading corners
A light, portable centrepiece for compact rooms. For ideas on styling small or awkward spaces, see our alcove styling guide.
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3-5 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
Oak oval coffee table: questions answered.
Is this solid oak or oak veneer?
The tabletop is oak veneer over an MDF core. The legs are oak-veneered rubber wood. The veneer carries the natural grain and warm tone of real oak while the MDF core provides consistent flatness and resistance to the warping that solid timber can develop over time.
Why choose an oval over a rectangle?
An oval removes the sharp corners that catch shins and narrow walkways in small rooms. It provides more usable surface area than a circle of the same width but keeps the depth to 500mm, leaving the floor clear on both sides. In compact living rooms, the shape makes a measurable difference to how the room circulates.
How light is it really?
6.5 kg. One person can pick it up with one hand, carry it to another room, or lift it entirely to vacuum or rearrange. It is the lightest coffee table in the range by a significant margin, which makes it ideal for renters, small flats and rooms that change layout regularly.
What rooms and palettes suit this table?
Scandinavian-influenced living rooms, minimalist spaces with warm neutrals, compact flats with light-timber flooring, and guest bedrooms or reading corners where a full-sized table would dominate. The pale oak tone works alongside soft greys, warm whites, natural linen and light timber without adding visual weight. For a complementary side table in a similar natural register, the Modern Round Side Table in Taupe pairs well in the same room.
What are the tapered legs made from?
Oak-veneered rubber wood. Rubber wood is a dense, durable hardwood that holds screw fixings firmly. The oak veneer on the legs matches the tabletop tone for a consistent natural finish throughout the piece.
Is the 350mm height too low?
It sits just below most standard UK sofa seats, which is the correct relationship for reaching a mug or a book without leaning forward. If your sofa has higher-than-average seating, measure the seat height first to confirm the gap feels comfortable.
How much assembly is required?
Legs only. Four tapered legs screw into pre-drilled fittings on the underside of the tabletop. Fixings included. One person can complete the build in under ten minutes with no additional tools.
Will a rug fit underneath?
Yes. The floor clearance is 331mm, which comfortably accommodates a standard living room rug beneath the tapered legs without folding or bunching.
How do I care for the oak veneer?
Wipe with a soft damp cloth. Avoid standing water, abrasive cleaners and chemical sprays. Use coasters under hot mugs and glasses to protect the sealed veneer finish over time.
What are the full specifications?
1000mm wide, 500mm deep, 350mm tall. Floor clearance 331mm. Weight 6.5 kg. Oak veneer over MDF top. Oak-veneered rubber wood tapered legs. Natural finish. Oval shape. Legs-only assembly with fixings included.
Light furniture in considered rooms.
A lightweight oval coffee table works best when the room around it commits to the same principles: clean lines, natural materials and nothing that competes for attention. The right rug, the right lamp and the right wall colour turn a simple table into the anchor of a calm, considered space.
Overview
Light enough to carry one-handed.
An oval coffee table in natural oak-veneered MDF with four Scandinavian-style tapered legs in oak-veneered rubber wood. 1000mm wide, 500mm deep, 350mm tall. The pale, warm-toned surface carries real oak grain over a stable MDF core that resists warping. Four splayed tapered legs angle outward for stability and a clean mid-century profile. 6.5 kg. Legs-only assembly. The lightest coffee table in the range, built for rooms where lightness matters more than mass.
What the oval shape changes.
- It opens the walkway on every side: Curved edges eliminate the sharp corners that rectangular tables push into tight living-room circulation.
- It gives more surface than a circle: At 1000 x 500mm the oval provides generous tabletop space while keeping the depth narrow for compact rooms.
- It softens angular seating: Between a straight-backed sofa and square-armed chairs, the organic curve introduces the one rounded element the layout was missing.
- It moves when you need it to: At 6.5 kg one person can carry it to another room or lift it entirely to clean beneath.
- It keeps sightlines clear and open: The 350mm height and slender tapered legs create an airy, low-profile presence that lets the room breathe around the table.
- It assembles in minutes: Screw four legs into pre-drilled fittings on the underside. Fixings included. No flat-pack frustration.
Small rooms that need less weight.
A compact living room with a pale-grey two-seater and light-timber flooring where the natural oak continues the warm-neutral thread. A rented flat where considered furniture needs to be portable enough to take when the lease ends. A Scandinavian scheme with clean-lined upholstery and restricted warm-neutral tones where the tapered legs and oval form connect to the aesthetic. A guest bedroom or reading corner where a full-sized table would dominate. For ideas on styling light-toned rooms, our neutral beige styling guide covers how pale wood and warm tones work together.
Description
The oval gives more, takes less.
Small living rooms punish rectangular coffee tables. The corners jut into the walkway. The edges catch a shin. The shape takes up floor space the room cannot spare. An oval solves all of it. The curved edges open the walkway on every side. The form provides more surface area than a circle but none of the hard corners a rectangle imposes. At 1000mm wide and 500mm deep, this table fits rooms where a standard rectangular coffee table would dominate.
The top is oak-veneered MDF with a natural finish that carries the pale, even grain of real oak without the weight or cost of a solid slab. The surface is smooth, warm-toned and consistent, sitting comfortably alongside other natural timber furniture without demanding attention. Four Scandinavian-style tapered legs in oak-veneered rubber wood angle gently outward, giving the table a mid-century profile that feels open and airy rather than grounded and heavy.
At 6.5 kg it is the lightest coffee table in the range. One person can carry it room to room, reposition it for guests or lift it to vacuum beneath. Assembly is legs only, and the result sits at 350mm with 331mm of clearance. For a complementary side table in a similar light, natural-toned register, the Round White Wooden Side Table with Storage Basket pairs well in the same Scandinavian-influenced room.
What the oak oval covers.
- Oak-veneered MDF top. A natural oak veneer over an MDF core gives the surface the pale, warm grain of real oak with consistent flatness and stability. Wipe-clean and resistant to the minor warping solid timber can develop.
- Tapered rubber wood legs. Four splayed legs in oak-veneered rubber wood angle outward for stability and a Scandinavian mid-century profile. Rubber wood is a dense, durable hardwood that holds screw fixings firmly.
- Oval form, 1000 x 500mm. More surface than a circle, fewer corners than a rectangle. The curve opens walkways on all sides and softens angular seating arrangements in compact rooms.
- 350mm height, 331mm clearance. Sits below standard sofa-seat height for natural reach. The 331mm gap beneath accommodates a rug and allows a robot vacuum to pass underneath.
- 6.5 kg total weight. Light enough for one person to carry, reposition or lift entirely. This is the table for rooms that rearrange with the seasons, the guests or the mood.
- Legs-only assembly. Four tapered legs screw into the underside of the top. Fixings included. One person, under ten minutes, no additional tools required.
Why oval works where circles fail.
A round coffee table the same width would be 1000mm in diameter and take up significantly more floor area. The oval narrows to 500mm at its depth, keeping the walkway between sofa and table usable in rooms where every centimetre matters. The curved edges eliminate the dead corners that sit unused on a rectangular surface. The result is a shape that offers the accessibility of a round table with the proportional restraint of a narrower footprint. In a room that measures three metres wall to wall, that difference is the one between comfortable circulation and a permanent obstacle.
Rooms where light oak sits naturally.
In a small living room with a pale grey sofa, white walls and a light timber floor, this table continues the tonal thread without adding visual weight. The oak veneer picks up the warmth in the flooring. In a rented flat where furniture needs to feel considered but portable, the 6.5 kg weight means it arrives, sits beautifully and leaves without a trace. Against soft greens, warm whites and natural linen, the oak grain provides organic texture without introducing a competing material. In a Scandinavian scheme with clean lines and a restricted neutral palette, the tapered legs and oval form connect to the aesthetic without overcommitting to a single period.
Before the legs screw in.
- Assembly: legs only. Four tapered legs screw into pre-drilled fittings on the underside of the tabletop. Fixings included. One person can complete the build in under ten minutes.
- Dimensions: 1000 x 500 x 350mm. The 1000mm width suits two-seat sofas and compact three-seaters. In smaller rooms, the 500mm depth keeps the walkway clear on both sides of the table.
- Surface care. The oak veneer is sealed with a natural finish. Wipe with a soft damp cloth. Avoid standing water and abrasive cleaners. Use coasters under hot mugs to protect the veneer surface over time.
Specifications
350mm
Height
1000mm
Width
Oak Veneer
Surface
Natural
Finish
6.5 kg
Weight
Legs Only
Assembly
Specification
Details
Purpose / Benefit
Dimensions
1000mm (W) x 500mm (D) x 350mm (H)
The 1000mm width serves a two-seat sofa comfortably. The 500mm depth keeps tight walkways clear on both sides of the table.
Floor Clearance
331mm
Allows a rug to sit beneath the tapered legs without bunching. Provides enough clearance for a robot vacuum to pass underneath.
Top Material
Oak veneer over MDF core
Natural oak grain over a stable, warp-resistant MDF base. The veneer carries the pale, warm tone of real oak with consistent flatness across the full surface.
Leg Material
Oak-veneered rubber wood, tapered
Rubber wood is a dense, durable hardwood. The oak veneer matches the tabletop tone. Tapered form angles gently outward for Scandinavian-style stability.
Shape
Oval
More usable surface area than a circle. No sharp corners to catch a shin or narrow a walkway. Softens angular seating arrangements naturally.
Weight
6.5 kg
The lightest coffee table in the range. One person can carry, reposition or lift it entirely without assistance.
Assembly
Legs only, fixings included
Four tapered legs screw into pre-drilled fittings on the underside. One person, under ten minutes, no additional tools needed.
Surface Care
Wipe with a soft damp cloth
Sealed natural finish. Avoid standing water and abrasive cleaners. Use coasters under hot mugs to protect the veneer over time.
Interior Style
Scandinavian, minimalist, contemporary, transitional
The pale oak tone, tapered legs and clean oval profile suit rooms built around natural materials, warm neutrals and uncluttered design.
Best For
Small living rooms, flats, guest bedrooms, reading corners
A light, portable centrepiece for compact rooms. For ideas on styling small or awkward spaces, see our alcove styling guide.
Delivery & Returns
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3-5 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
FAQs
Oak oval coffee table: questions answered.
Is this solid oak or oak veneer?
The tabletop is oak veneer over an MDF core. The legs are oak-veneered rubber wood. The veneer carries the natural grain and warm tone of real oak while the MDF core provides consistent flatness and resistance to the warping that solid timber can develop over time.
Why choose an oval over a rectangle?
An oval removes the sharp corners that catch shins and narrow walkways in small rooms. It provides more usable surface area than a circle of the same width but keeps the depth to 500mm, leaving the floor clear on both sides. In compact living rooms, the shape makes a measurable difference to how the room circulates.
How light is it really?
6.5 kg. One person can pick it up with one hand, carry it to another room, or lift it entirely to vacuum or rearrange. It is the lightest coffee table in the range by a significant margin, which makes it ideal for renters, small flats and rooms that change layout regularly.
What rooms and palettes suit this table?
Scandinavian-influenced living rooms, minimalist spaces with warm neutrals, compact flats with light-timber flooring, and guest bedrooms or reading corners where a full-sized table would dominate. The pale oak tone works alongside soft greys, warm whites, natural linen and light timber without adding visual weight. For a complementary side table in a similar natural register, the Modern Round Side Table in Taupe pairs well in the same room.
What are the tapered legs made from?
Oak-veneered rubber wood. Rubber wood is a dense, durable hardwood that holds screw fixings firmly. The oak veneer on the legs matches the tabletop tone for a consistent natural finish throughout the piece.
Is the 350mm height too low?
It sits just below most standard UK sofa seats, which is the correct relationship for reaching a mug or a book without leaning forward. If your sofa has higher-than-average seating, measure the seat height first to confirm the gap feels comfortable.
How much assembly is required?
Legs only. Four tapered legs screw into pre-drilled fittings on the underside of the tabletop. Fixings included. One person can complete the build in under ten minutes with no additional tools.
Will a rug fit underneath?
Yes. The floor clearance is 331mm, which comfortably accommodates a standard living room rug beneath the tapered legs without folding or bunching.
How do I care for the oak veneer?
Wipe with a soft damp cloth. Avoid standing water, abrasive cleaners and chemical sprays. Use coasters under hot mugs and glasses to protect the sealed veneer finish over time.
What are the full specifications?
1000mm wide, 500mm deep, 350mm tall. Floor clearance 331mm. Weight 6.5 kg. Oak veneer over MDF top. Oak-veneered rubber wood tapered legs. Natural finish. Oval shape. Legs-only assembly with fixings included.
Knowledge Hub
Light furniture in considered rooms.
A lightweight oval coffee table works best when the room around it commits to the same principles: clean lines, natural materials and nothing that competes for attention. The right rug, the right lamp and the right wall colour turn a simple table into the anchor of a calm, considered space.
Natural Oak Oval Coffee Table with Scandinavian Tapered Legs
Product code: CT824N
The oval gives more, takes less.
Small living rooms punish rectangular coffee tables. The corners jut into the walkway. The edges catch a shin. The s...
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£126.67
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Overview
Description
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
FAQs
Knowledge Hub
Light enough to carry one-handed.
An oval coffee table in natural oak-veneered MDF with four Scandinavian-style tapered legs in oak-veneered rubber wood. 1000mm wide, 500mm deep, 350mm tall. The pale, warm-toned surface carries real oak grain over a stable MDF core that resists warping. Four splayed tapered legs angle outward for stability and a clean mid-century profile. 6.5 kg. Legs-only assembly. The lightest coffee table in the range, built for rooms where lightness matters more than mass.
What the oval shape changes.
- It opens the walkway on every side: Curved edges eliminate the sharp corners that rectangular tables push into tight living-room circulation.
- It gives more surface than a circle: At 1000 x 500mm the oval provides generous tabletop space while keeping the depth narrow for compact rooms.
- It softens angular seating: Between a straight-backed sofa and square-armed chairs, the organic curve introduces the one rounded element the layout was missing.
- It moves when you need it to: At 6.5 kg one person can carry it to another room or lift it entirely to clean beneath.
- It keeps sightlines clear and open: The 350mm height and slender tapered legs create an airy, low-profile presence that lets the room breathe around the table.
- It assembles in minutes: Screw four legs into pre-drilled fittings on the underside. Fixings included. No flat-pack frustration.
Small rooms that need less weight.
A compact living room with a pale-grey two-seater and light-timber flooring where the natural oak continues the warm-neutral thread. A rented flat where considered furniture needs to be portable enough to take when the lease ends. A Scandinavian scheme with clean-lined upholstery and restricted warm-neutral tones where the tapered legs and oval form connect to the aesthetic. A guest bedroom or reading corner where a full-sized table would dominate. For ideas on styling light-toned rooms, our neutral beige styling guide covers how pale wood and warm tones work together.
The oval gives more, takes less.
Small living rooms punish rectangular coffee tables. The corners jut into the walkway. The edges catch a shin. The shape takes up floor space the room cannot spare. An oval solves all of it. The curved edges open the walkway on every side. The form provides more surface area than a circle but none of the hard corners a rectangle imposes. At 1000mm wide and 500mm deep, this table fits rooms where a standard rectangular coffee table would dominate.
The top is oak-veneered MDF with a natural finish that carries the pale, even grain of real oak without the weight or cost of a solid slab. The surface is smooth, warm-toned and consistent, sitting comfortably alongside other natural timber furniture without demanding attention. Four Scandinavian-style tapered legs in oak-veneered rubber wood angle gently outward, giving the table a mid-century profile that feels open and airy rather than grounded and heavy.
At 6.5 kg it is the lightest coffee table in the range. One person can carry it room to room, reposition it for guests or lift it to vacuum beneath. Assembly is legs only, and the result sits at 350mm with 331mm of clearance. For a complementary side table in a similar light, natural-toned register, the Round White Wooden Side Table with Storage Basket pairs well in the same Scandinavian-influenced room.
What the oak oval covers.
- Oak-veneered MDF top. A natural oak veneer over an MDF core gives the surface the pale, warm grain of real oak with consistent flatness and stability. Wipe-clean and resistant to the minor warping solid timber can develop.
- Tapered rubber wood legs. Four splayed legs in oak-veneered rubber wood angle outward for stability and a Scandinavian mid-century profile. Rubber wood is a dense, durable hardwood that holds screw fixings firmly.
- Oval form, 1000 x 500mm. More surface than a circle, fewer corners than a rectangle. The curve opens walkways on all sides and softens angular seating arrangements in compact rooms.
- 350mm height, 331mm clearance. Sits below standard sofa-seat height for natural reach. The 331mm gap beneath accommodates a rug and allows a robot vacuum to pass underneath.
- 6.5 kg total weight. Light enough for one person to carry, reposition or lift entirely. This is the table for rooms that rearrange with the seasons, the guests or the mood.
- Legs-only assembly. Four tapered legs screw into the underside of the top. Fixings included. One person, under ten minutes, no additional tools required.
Why oval works where circles fail.
A round coffee table the same width would be 1000mm in diameter and take up significantly more floor area. The oval narrows to 500mm at its depth, keeping the walkway between sofa and table usable in rooms where every centimetre matters. The curved edges eliminate the dead corners that sit unused on a rectangular surface. The result is a shape that offers the accessibility of a round table with the proportional restraint of a narrower footprint. In a room that measures three metres wall to wall, that difference is the one between comfortable circulation and a permanent obstacle.
Rooms where light oak sits naturally.
In a small living room with a pale grey sofa, white walls and a light timber floor, this table continues the tonal thread without adding visual weight. The oak veneer picks up the warmth in the flooring. In a rented flat where furniture needs to feel considered but portable, the 6.5 kg weight means it arrives, sits beautifully and leaves without a trace. Against soft greens, warm whites and natural linen, the oak grain provides organic texture without introducing a competing material. In a Scandinavian scheme with clean lines and a restricted neutral palette, the tapered legs and oval form connect to the aesthetic without overcommitting to a single period.
Before the legs screw in.
- Assembly: legs only. Four tapered legs screw into pre-drilled fittings on the underside of the tabletop. Fixings included. One person can complete the build in under ten minutes.
- Dimensions: 1000 x 500 x 350mm. The 1000mm width suits two-seat sofas and compact three-seaters. In smaller rooms, the 500mm depth keeps the walkway clear on both sides of the table.
- Surface care. The oak veneer is sealed with a natural finish. Wipe with a soft damp cloth. Avoid standing water and abrasive cleaners. Use coasters under hot mugs to protect the veneer surface over time.
350mm
Height
1000mm
Width
Oak Veneer
Surface
Natural
Finish
6.5 kg
Weight
Legs Only
Assembly
Specification
Details
Purpose / Benefit
Dimensions
1000mm (W) x 500mm (D) x 350mm (H)
The 1000mm width serves a two-seat sofa comfortably. The 500mm depth keeps tight walkways clear on both sides of the table.
Floor Clearance
331mm
Allows a rug to sit beneath the tapered legs without bunching. Provides enough clearance for a robot vacuum to pass underneath.
Top Material
Oak veneer over MDF core
Natural oak grain over a stable, warp-resistant MDF base. The veneer carries the pale, warm tone of real oak with consistent flatness across the full surface.
Leg Material
Oak-veneered rubber wood, tapered
Rubber wood is a dense, durable hardwood. The oak veneer matches the tabletop tone. Tapered form angles gently outward for Scandinavian-style stability.
Shape
Oval
More usable surface area than a circle. No sharp corners to catch a shin or narrow a walkway. Softens angular seating arrangements naturally.
Weight
6.5 kg
The lightest coffee table in the range. One person can carry, reposition or lift it entirely without assistance.
Assembly
Legs only, fixings included
Four tapered legs screw into pre-drilled fittings on the underside. One person, under ten minutes, no additional tools needed.
Surface Care
Wipe with a soft damp cloth
Sealed natural finish. Avoid standing water and abrasive cleaners. Use coasters under hot mugs to protect the veneer over time.
Interior Style
Scandinavian, minimalist, contemporary, transitional
The pale oak tone, tapered legs and clean oval profile suit rooms built around natural materials, warm neutrals and uncluttered design.
Best For
Small living rooms, flats, guest bedrooms, reading corners
A light, portable centrepiece for compact rooms. For ideas on styling small or awkward spaces, see our alcove styling guide.
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3-5 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
Oak oval coffee table: questions answered.
Is this solid oak or oak veneer?
The tabletop is oak veneer over an MDF core. The legs are oak-veneered rubber wood. The veneer carries the natural grain and warm tone of real oak while the MDF core provides consistent flatness and resistance to the warping that solid timber can develop over time.
Why choose an oval over a rectangle?
An oval removes the sharp corners that catch shins and narrow walkways in small rooms. It provides more usable surface area than a circle of the same width but keeps the depth to 500mm, leaving the floor clear on both sides. In compact living rooms, the shape makes a measurable difference to how the room circulates.
How light is it really?
6.5 kg. One person can pick it up with one hand, carry it to another room, or lift it entirely to vacuum or rearrange. It is the lightest coffee table in the range by a significant margin, which makes it ideal for renters, small flats and rooms that change layout regularly.
What rooms and palettes suit this table?
Scandinavian-influenced living rooms, minimalist spaces with warm neutrals, compact flats with light-timber flooring, and guest bedrooms or reading corners where a full-sized table would dominate. The pale oak tone works alongside soft greys, warm whites, natural linen and light timber without adding visual weight. For a complementary side table in a similar natural register, the Modern Round Side Table in Taupe pairs well in the same room.
What are the tapered legs made from?
Oak-veneered rubber wood. Rubber wood is a dense, durable hardwood that holds screw fixings firmly. The oak veneer on the legs matches the tabletop tone for a consistent natural finish throughout the piece.
Is the 350mm height too low?
It sits just below most standard UK sofa seats, which is the correct relationship for reaching a mug or a book without leaning forward. If your sofa has higher-than-average seating, measure the seat height first to confirm the gap feels comfortable.
How much assembly is required?
Legs only. Four tapered legs screw into pre-drilled fittings on the underside of the tabletop. Fixings included. One person can complete the build in under ten minutes with no additional tools.
Will a rug fit underneath?
Yes. The floor clearance is 331mm, which comfortably accommodates a standard living room rug beneath the tapered legs without folding or bunching.
How do I care for the oak veneer?
Wipe with a soft damp cloth. Avoid standing water, abrasive cleaners and chemical sprays. Use coasters under hot mugs and glasses to protect the sealed veneer finish over time.
What are the full specifications?
1000mm wide, 500mm deep, 350mm tall. Floor clearance 331mm. Weight 6.5 kg. Oak veneer over MDF top. Oak-veneered rubber wood tapered legs. Natural finish. Oval shape. Legs-only assembly with fixings included.
Light furniture in considered rooms.
A lightweight oval coffee table works best when the room around it commits to the same principles: clean lines, natural materials and nothing that competes for attention. The right rug, the right lamp and the right wall colour turn a simple table into the anchor of a calm, considered space.
Overview
Light enough to carry one-handed.
An oval coffee table in natural oak-veneered MDF with four Scandinavian-style tapered legs in oak-veneered rubber wood. 1000mm wide, 500mm deep, 350mm tall. The pale, warm-toned surface carries real oak grain over a stable MDF core that resists warping. Four splayed tapered legs angle outward for stability and a clean mid-century profile. 6.5 kg. Legs-only assembly. The lightest coffee table in the range, built for rooms where lightness matters more than mass.
What the oval shape changes.
- It opens the walkway on every side: Curved edges eliminate the sharp corners that rectangular tables push into tight living-room circulation.
- It gives more surface than a circle: At 1000 x 500mm the oval provides generous tabletop space while keeping the depth narrow for compact rooms.
- It softens angular seating: Between a straight-backed sofa and square-armed chairs, the organic curve introduces the one rounded element the layout was missing.
- It moves when you need it to: At 6.5 kg one person can carry it to another room or lift it entirely to clean beneath.
- It keeps sightlines clear and open: The 350mm height and slender tapered legs create an airy, low-profile presence that lets the room breathe around the table.
- It assembles in minutes: Screw four legs into pre-drilled fittings on the underside. Fixings included. No flat-pack frustration.
Small rooms that need less weight.
A compact living room with a pale-grey two-seater and light-timber flooring where the natural oak continues the warm-neutral thread. A rented flat where considered furniture needs to be portable enough to take when the lease ends. A Scandinavian scheme with clean-lined upholstery and restricted warm-neutral tones where the tapered legs and oval form connect to the aesthetic. A guest bedroom or reading corner where a full-sized table would dominate. For ideas on styling light-toned rooms, our neutral beige styling guide covers how pale wood and warm tones work together.
Description
The oval gives more, takes less.
Small living rooms punish rectangular coffee tables. The corners jut into the walkway. The edges catch a shin. The shape takes up floor space the room cannot spare. An oval solves all of it. The curved edges open the walkway on every side. The form provides more surface area than a circle but none of the hard corners a rectangle imposes. At 1000mm wide and 500mm deep, this table fits rooms where a standard rectangular coffee table would dominate.
The top is oak-veneered MDF with a natural finish that carries the pale, even grain of real oak without the weight or cost of a solid slab. The surface is smooth, warm-toned and consistent, sitting comfortably alongside other natural timber furniture without demanding attention. Four Scandinavian-style tapered legs in oak-veneered rubber wood angle gently outward, giving the table a mid-century profile that feels open and airy rather than grounded and heavy.
At 6.5 kg it is the lightest coffee table in the range. One person can carry it room to room, reposition it for guests or lift it to vacuum beneath. Assembly is legs only, and the result sits at 350mm with 331mm of clearance. For a complementary side table in a similar light, natural-toned register, the Round White Wooden Side Table with Storage Basket pairs well in the same Scandinavian-influenced room.
What the oak oval covers.
- Oak-veneered MDF top. A natural oak veneer over an MDF core gives the surface the pale, warm grain of real oak with consistent flatness and stability. Wipe-clean and resistant to the minor warping solid timber can develop.
- Tapered rubber wood legs. Four splayed legs in oak-veneered rubber wood angle outward for stability and a Scandinavian mid-century profile. Rubber wood is a dense, durable hardwood that holds screw fixings firmly.
- Oval form, 1000 x 500mm. More surface than a circle, fewer corners than a rectangle. The curve opens walkways on all sides and softens angular seating arrangements in compact rooms.
- 350mm height, 331mm clearance. Sits below standard sofa-seat height for natural reach. The 331mm gap beneath accommodates a rug and allows a robot vacuum to pass underneath.
- 6.5 kg total weight. Light enough for one person to carry, reposition or lift entirely. This is the table for rooms that rearrange with the seasons, the guests or the mood.
- Legs-only assembly. Four tapered legs screw into the underside of the top. Fixings included. One person, under ten minutes, no additional tools required.
Why oval works where circles fail.
A round coffee table the same width would be 1000mm in diameter and take up significantly more floor area. The oval narrows to 500mm at its depth, keeping the walkway between sofa and table usable in rooms where every centimetre matters. The curved edges eliminate the dead corners that sit unused on a rectangular surface. The result is a shape that offers the accessibility of a round table with the proportional restraint of a narrower footprint. In a room that measures three metres wall to wall, that difference is the one between comfortable circulation and a permanent obstacle.
Rooms where light oak sits naturally.
In a small living room with a pale grey sofa, white walls and a light timber floor, this table continues the tonal thread without adding visual weight. The oak veneer picks up the warmth in the flooring. In a rented flat where furniture needs to feel considered but portable, the 6.5 kg weight means it arrives, sits beautifully and leaves without a trace. Against soft greens, warm whites and natural linen, the oak grain provides organic texture without introducing a competing material. In a Scandinavian scheme with clean lines and a restricted neutral palette, the tapered legs and oval form connect to the aesthetic without overcommitting to a single period.
Before the legs screw in.
- Assembly: legs only. Four tapered legs screw into pre-drilled fittings on the underside of the tabletop. Fixings included. One person can complete the build in under ten minutes.
- Dimensions: 1000 x 500 x 350mm. The 1000mm width suits two-seat sofas and compact three-seaters. In smaller rooms, the 500mm depth keeps the walkway clear on both sides of the table.
- Surface care. The oak veneer is sealed with a natural finish. Wipe with a soft damp cloth. Avoid standing water and abrasive cleaners. Use coasters under hot mugs to protect the veneer surface over time.
Specifications
350mm
Height
1000mm
Width
Oak Veneer
Surface
Natural
Finish
6.5 kg
Weight
Legs Only
Assembly
Specification
Details
Purpose / Benefit
Dimensions
1000mm (W) x 500mm (D) x 350mm (H)
The 1000mm width serves a two-seat sofa comfortably. The 500mm depth keeps tight walkways clear on both sides of the table.
Floor Clearance
331mm
Allows a rug to sit beneath the tapered legs without bunching. Provides enough clearance for a robot vacuum to pass underneath.
Top Material
Oak veneer over MDF core
Natural oak grain over a stable, warp-resistant MDF base. The veneer carries the pale, warm tone of real oak with consistent flatness across the full surface.
Leg Material
Oak-veneered rubber wood, tapered
Rubber wood is a dense, durable hardwood. The oak veneer matches the tabletop tone. Tapered form angles gently outward for Scandinavian-style stability.
Shape
Oval
More usable surface area than a circle. No sharp corners to catch a shin or narrow a walkway. Softens angular seating arrangements naturally.
Weight
6.5 kg
The lightest coffee table in the range. One person can carry, reposition or lift it entirely without assistance.
Assembly
Legs only, fixings included
Four tapered legs screw into pre-drilled fittings on the underside. One person, under ten minutes, no additional tools needed.
Surface Care
Wipe with a soft damp cloth
Sealed natural finish. Avoid standing water and abrasive cleaners. Use coasters under hot mugs to protect the veneer over time.
Interior Style
Scandinavian, minimalist, contemporary, transitional
The pale oak tone, tapered legs and clean oval profile suit rooms built around natural materials, warm neutrals and uncluttered design.
Best For
Small living rooms, flats, guest bedrooms, reading corners
A light, portable centrepiece for compact rooms. For ideas on styling small or awkward spaces, see our alcove styling guide.
Delivery & Returns
Delivery
| Service | Timescale | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 3-5 working days | Free |
| Next working day | Order before 4pm | £5.95 |
UK mainland only. Orders placed on weekends or bank holidays are dispatched the next working day.
We are unable to deliver to Northern Ireland, the Scottish Isles, Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, or the Isles of Scilly. Full delivery information.
Returns
28-day returns policy. Contact us within 28 days of receipt if you are not happy with your order.
Items must be returned unused and in their original packaging. Our UK-based team will guide you through the process. Full returns information.
FAQs
Oak oval coffee table: questions answered.
Is this solid oak or oak veneer?
The tabletop is oak veneer over an MDF core. The legs are oak-veneered rubber wood. The veneer carries the natural grain and warm tone of real oak while the MDF core provides consistent flatness and resistance to the warping that solid timber can develop over time.
Why choose an oval over a rectangle?
An oval removes the sharp corners that catch shins and narrow walkways in small rooms. It provides more usable surface area than a circle of the same width but keeps the depth to 500mm, leaving the floor clear on both sides. In compact living rooms, the shape makes a measurable difference to how the room circulates.
How light is it really?
6.5 kg. One person can pick it up with one hand, carry it to another room, or lift it entirely to vacuum or rearrange. It is the lightest coffee table in the range by a significant margin, which makes it ideal for renters, small flats and rooms that change layout regularly.
What rooms and palettes suit this table?
Scandinavian-influenced living rooms, minimalist spaces with warm neutrals, compact flats with light-timber flooring, and guest bedrooms or reading corners where a full-sized table would dominate. The pale oak tone works alongside soft greys, warm whites, natural linen and light timber without adding visual weight. For a complementary side table in a similar natural register, the Modern Round Side Table in Taupe pairs well in the same room.
What are the tapered legs made from?
Oak-veneered rubber wood. Rubber wood is a dense, durable hardwood that holds screw fixings firmly. The oak veneer on the legs matches the tabletop tone for a consistent natural finish throughout the piece.
Is the 350mm height too low?
It sits just below most standard UK sofa seats, which is the correct relationship for reaching a mug or a book without leaning forward. If your sofa has higher-than-average seating, measure the seat height first to confirm the gap feels comfortable.
How much assembly is required?
Legs only. Four tapered legs screw into pre-drilled fittings on the underside of the tabletop. Fixings included. One person can complete the build in under ten minutes with no additional tools.
Will a rug fit underneath?
Yes. The floor clearance is 331mm, which comfortably accommodates a standard living room rug beneath the tapered legs without folding or bunching.
How do I care for the oak veneer?
Wipe with a soft damp cloth. Avoid standing water, abrasive cleaners and chemical sprays. Use coasters under hot mugs and glasses to protect the sealed veneer finish over time.
What are the full specifications?
1000mm wide, 500mm deep, 350mm tall. Floor clearance 331mm. Weight 6.5 kg. Oak veneer over MDF top. Oak-veneered rubber wood tapered legs. Natural finish. Oval shape. Legs-only assembly with fixings included.
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Light furniture in considered rooms.
A lightweight oval coffee table works best when the room around it commits to the same principles: clean lines, natural materials and nothing that competes for attention. The right rug, the right lamp and the right wall colour turn a simple table into the anchor of a calm, considered space.
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