The coffee table can be the element that brings personality and style to your living room. The origins of this furniture dating back to 3000 BC, when the ancient Egyptian dynasties. From this time date drawings and bas-reliefs that represented the gods, kings and people sitting around a table eating, writing or performing some religious ritual. At first this piece was rectangular and marked positions of privilege (the presiding was the leader), says a legend that King Arthur invented the round table to sit with his friends, whom he treated as equals. With the advent of the nineteenth century, when high society no longer meets only to eat but to talk, lose height tables

into contemporary aesthetics, as indispensable in any room. The tables below present you are a good example of design and good taste, and can adapt perfectly to your living room: The simple lines and subtle stripping effect makes this table perfect for integration into modern environments or in the classical style, tone beige also combines well with other dark wood furniture. Practical and versatile, so is this coffee table style ethnic-colonial, consisting of four modules including small drawers. In the picture have combined two with glass top and two with wood. Opium table is a classic in decor, oriental and very low, it is ideal to place in the middle of two opposing sofas or a sofa and two armchairs, and does not interfere with vision when you have guests in house. With compartments for books and journals, the table of the image (white matte) is country style, but can be incorporated into a classic lounge or a more modern one.