Available finishes cover multiple brown tones (light brown, dark brown, rustic/teak/espresso-style), plus black, gray, and lighter wood tones such as white or oak. Some listings note mixed combinations (for example, a teak-color top paired with a black base).
Common shapes include round and rectangular tops; a few models use cylinder or pedestal bases. Typical sizes shown include 32-inch round models and smaller round options around 23 inches in diameter, while rectangular tops appear with widths up to about 56.06 inches.
Storage options include hidden lift-top compartments and built-in concealed drawers, as well as open cubbies or shelves for display. Some models combine hidden and open storage for mixed use.
Lift-top and gas-lift tables use a moving mechanism to raise the tabletop so it can function as a higher surface for dining or working, then lower back to standard coffee-table height. For example, one model lists an extended height of 24.5 inches and a regular height of 19 inches.
Most listings require some assembly. Some include the necessary tools, others do not, and at least one model specifies no tools are needed. Check the individual product details for exact instructions and included hardware.