The Monsun Coffee Table in black oak is a long soft-cornered rectangle on stout cylindrical legs — no sharp edges anywhere on it, which is the whole reason it works in a room where people actually live. The black oak takes the grain and holds it, so the surface reads as wood rather than paint. At 47 inches long it has the reach to serve a full sofa or a two-piece sectional without crowding the walkway. See it alongside the rest of our coffee tables.
Features & Construction
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Dimensions: 47" W x 27.5" D x 15" H
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Finish: Black oak with visible open grain
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Silhouette: Soft-cornered rectangular top on cylindrical legs
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Height: 15" — sits just below most seat heights
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Brand: Unique Furniture, model MONS-5030
Styling Tips
A low table wants height on top of it, so give it one tall object rather than a spread of small ones. Black reads as a graphic anchor against a light rug, so pull something with pattern from our rug collection underneath it and let the table sit as the dark note in the middle of the room.
It also pairs cleanly with the smaller square Monsun and the Monsun sideboard if you want the family to run through a room, and the 13-inch height means it will not block sightlines across an open plan. Because the top is a full square rather than a long rectangle, it works just as well floated between two facing chairs as it does in front of a sofa. Round out the arrangement with pieces from our living room furniture.
Care
- Dust with a soft, dry cloth; blot spills immediately.
- Use coasters and felt pads — dark finishes show water rings and scratches.
- Avoid silicone or wax-based polishes and abrasive cleaners.
About these photos
Unique Furniture does not photograph this range, and the only images of it online are low-resolution dealer thumbnails. The images here are colour-accurate renders built from those thumbnails, so the shape, proportions, finish and construction are the real product. This piece is standing on our floor at SE Grand right now, so come see it in person, or message us in chat and we will send you photographs of the actual piece.
