Alo Coffee Table with Glass Top

The Ola coffee table pairs reclaimed oak and iron with a flat glass top to showcase characterful timber while providing a practical, durable surface. Designed for living rooms and lounge areas, it suits customers who value reclaimed materials, visible patina and a low-maintenance surface that resists rings and spills.

Ola Coffee Table with Glass Top — Features and benefits

Reclaimed oak brings unique marks of previous use — nail holes, saw marks, weathering and subtle colour variation — so each table is visually distinct and tells a story. Because the oak has already been in service for decades it is dimensionally settled and less likely to move, cup or split compared with freshly milled wood, giving long-term stability for a display surface beneath glass.

The tough glass top preserves and protects the reclaimed timber from everyday wear: spills, drink rings and light abrasion are kept off the wood while the grain and markings remain clearly visible. An iron frame carries the structural load so the reclaimed oak sections are used primarily for their aesthetic impact rather than as load-bearing elements, resulting in a lighter visual appearance with robust support.

At 130 × 75 cm the table fits neatly in front of a standard three-seat sofa and provides a generous surface for books, trays and decorative objects; at 43 cm high it offers a comfortable reach from typical seating heights. The combination of reclaimed wood, iron and glass creates a versatile piece that complements industrial, rustic and contemporary interiors.

Product details

• Dimensions: 130 × 75 × 43 cm (W × D × H).
• Material: Reclaimed oak, iron frame, glass top.
• Origin: China.
• Note: Reclaimed timber varies in grain, tone and markings — each piece is unique.
• Design outcome: Glass protects the surface while keeping the timber fully visible.
• Practical fit: Sized for a standard three-seat sofa with a comfortable access height.
• Durability: Seasoned reclaimed oak is dimensionally stable and less prone to movement than freshly milled timber.
• Care guidance: Clean the glass with a non-abrasive cleaner; wipe the timber with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth and avoid harsh chemicals to preserve patina.