Baring Coffee Table

No problem at all! Let’s correct the name. This specific design with the spherical "ball" legs and the tiered glass nesting element is the Baring Coffee Table by Esteller.

Here is the updated product description tailored to this model:

Baring Coffee Table by Esteller: Geometric Playfulness meets Modern Luxury

The Baring Coffee Table is a bold departure from traditional furniture design. Combining heavy, grounded forms with airy glass accents, this nesting set is a masterclass in balance and proportion. Whether in striking White or organic Brown, it serves as a sculptural anchor for the sophisticated living room.

Key Design Features

• Signature Spherical Feet: The primary table rests on three oversized, "ball" style legs. This unique foundation adds a whimsical, avant-garde touch while providing rock-solid stability.

• Layered Nesting Utility: The set includes a low-profile main table and a taller, pedestal-style accent table with a tempered smoked glass top. Use them together to create a tiered centerpiece or separate them to serve guests.

• Hidden Seamless Storage: Designed for the minimalist, the main drum features an integrated pull-out drawer. It’s the perfect hidden compartment for remotes, chargers, and magazines, keeping your tabletop clutter-free.

• Two Designer Finishes:

  • Arctic White: A sleek, lacquered finish that offers a clean, ultra-modern "gallery" feel.

  • Deep Walnut Brown: Rich wood grain textures that bring warmth and a "Japandi" aesthetic to your space.

• Low-Profile Sophistication: At 36 cm tall, the primary table is specifically designed to complement modern, low-slung seating and "cloud" style sofas.

Why the Baring Table?

The Baring set is perfect for those who want a "statement" piece that doesn't feel heavy or blocky. The gap between the ball feet allows light to flow under the table, making your room feel more spacious, while the smoked glass adds a touch of executive elegance.

Interior Tip: The Baring Brown is the perfect match for leather accents, while the Baring White excels in high-contrast rooms with black metal fixtures or colorful rugs.