Cramped Living Room? These 7 Glass Coffee Tables Will Make It Feel Twice as Big

Editors were super impressed with the stylish Art Deco look of this glass coffee table from Wayfair. It looks straight out of the 1920s — which is no small feat, given its budget-friendly price tag. It’s available in a blackened bronze and brass finish, and features an under-shelf for extra storage. “It allows you to display books or magazines without taking up valuable space on the top,” wrote one editor.

There’s something undeniably glamorous about the gleaming finish of a glass coffee table. Take the Everson coffee table, for example. Its expansive surface area and under-shelf look so pristine paired with a gold-toned brass frame. Editors say that the intricate joint detailing is even more beautiful in person.

If you want to go all-out on a coffee table that makes a statement, editors loved this option from Blu Dot. You get the airiness of a clear glass table with a hint of retro, '60s-era style thanks to its brown tempered glass and rounded sculptural shape. You also have the option to pair it with the smaller Half Past coffee table for a nested look.

Between the crystal-clear glass top and thin powder-coated steel legs, this coffee table complements any living room. But don’t be mistaken — its clean-lined look and architectural details, like the tops of the legs that protrude through its surface, are totally eye-catching. It’s why editors dubbed it the best glass coffee table at Blu Dot.

Fancy a mid-century modern look? Check out the Marcio Display coffee table from West Elm. Editors love its sculptural wood base that doubles as a display for your most coveted coffee table books (hence its name). It’s delicate but sturdy, and features smooth, rounded edges that accident-prone folks like me will appreciate.

With the Mid-Century Art Display coffee table you get the openness you want in a glass coffee table, in addition to ample under-shelf storage space. “This mid-century piece will instantly add a touch of glamour to your living room,” wrote editors after seeing the table in-store. “The dark walnut surface is perfect for practical items such as a TV remote and reading materials, as well as accessories you want to subtly display from a less obvious spot.” Its brass-finished legs add a bit of glamour, too!

At just over 31 inches wide, the editor-approved Reese coffee table is the perfect match for studios and small apartments. The bright white base features a fixed shelf for displaying decor or storing magazines, coffee table books, and remote controls. UO shoppers say the quality doesn’t disappoint.