COACH HOUSE

Amara Brushed Elm and Copper Coffee Table

Width: 135.00 cm Height: 43.00 cm Depth: 75.00 cm
SKU LUXCH-NFC002
€995,00
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This rectangular Brushed Elm and Copper Coffee Table is designed for living rooms that seek tactile warmth and considered materials. Ideal for owners of three-seat sofas and for anyone who prefers furniture that combines natural timber character with a refined metal frame, it balances approachable texture with structural simplicity. The table's scale and finish make it a focal surface for everyday use while complementing ambient lighting.

Brushed Elm and Copper Coffee Table — Features and benefits

The brushed elm top offers a pronounced, interlocking grain that reads as both authentic and tactile; brushing removes softer early wood so the harder grain sits proud, creating genuine surface texture you can feel. That textured top expresses timber character that ages with use and varies from piece to piece, giving each table a unique presence.

The copper powder-coated frame is engineered in slim sections to support a 135 cm span without heavy visual mass, keeping the silhouette light while maintaining rigidity. Its warm metallic tone reflects lamp and daylight differently than black metal, introducing a softer gleam that enhances surrounding textiles and timber. At 75 cm depth and 43 cm height the table reaches comfortably from a standard three-seat sofa and provides an expansive serving or display surface.

Together, the materials and proportions create a table that functions as a practical everyday surface, a visual anchor in a seating arrangement, and a subtle way to introduce a warmer metal finish into contemporary interiors. The interlocked structure of elm also contributes to durability and resistance to splitting, a traditional reason elm was selected for functional workshop and seating applications.

Product details

  • Dimensions: 135 × 75 × 43 cm (W × D × H).
  • Material: Brushed elm and poplar top with a copper powder-coated frame.
  • Origin: China.
  • Note: Natural timber — grain and tone vary between pieces.

The table is offered as a rectangular option at these proportions; a matching round version is also available for different spatial requirements. Its combination of a textured elm surface and a warm copper frame is intended to deliver enduring practical performance and a considered aesthetic that sits comfortably with both classic and modern decor styles.

Dimensions
Width: 135.00 cm Height: 43.00 cm Depth: 75.00 cm
Brand
COACH HOUSE
Type
Coffee table
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This piece measures 135.0 cm wide. This is a simple spacing guide based on that width and the measurement you enter. It does not check doorways, staircases, lifts, corridors, turning space or the clearance needed to install or open the piece — please measure your access route as well, or ask our team.

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