Solid acacia in a rustic whitewash, a four-pane tempered glass top, a woven rattan lower shelf — the coffee table with three distinct materials working in genuine harmony.

The combination of acacia wood, tempered glass and woven rattan in a single piece of furniture could easily feel busy. Here it doesn't. The whitewashed acacia frame — dense, durable, hand-finished in a rustic tone that suggests age and character — provides the structural warmth that anchors the table. The four-pane tempered glass top introduces clarity and lightness above it, creating a surface that reveals the framework beneath rather than concealing it. And the natural rattan lower shelf adds the organic, woven texture that ties all three materials together into something coherent rather than assembled. At 130cm long and 44.5kg, this is a substantial coffee table that holds a living room with genuine presence.

What sets it apart

The detail that makes it different

The four-pane glass top is the design choice that makes the Acacia Coffee Table genuinely interesting rather than simply attractive. Rather than a single sheet of glass, the divided frame creates a window-pane effect that references vintage conservatory and garden room furniture, giving the top a period character that a plain glass surface cannot achieve. The tempered glass is strong and practical while the frame around each pane adds the visual warmth and structure of the acacia wood into the top itself, meaning the glass does not read as cold or clinical above the warm whitewash frame. Below, the rattan shelf provides a surface for books, a basket or a decorative tray while adding the textural contrast that makes the lower section of the table as visually interesting as the top.