A Mid-Century Modern Coffee Table Is The Secret To Get a Visual Balance

Visual balance is not always an easy matter to achieve. The various shapes, colors, and sizes of the elements and furniture pieces present in an environment must have a coherent relationship, which generates the feeling that there is order and a very refined aesthetic sense in the selected design. Having a mid-century modern coffee table, an amazing sofa, an impressive lamp, and any other recognized piece or design is not enough to generate the desired visual effect if the elements don't keep an acceptable coherence between them. For example, for an ideal relationship between the coffee table and the sofa, the coffee table should be at least half the length of the table, but not more than two-thirds of it. Besides, the coffee table and sofa should be approximately the same height, with a maximum margin of four inches apart.

How to Get a Perfect Balance?

Choosing the most suitable pieces is key to achieving the necessary consistency in the layout. You can spend many hours evaluating your options and reviewing the online catalogs of the different stores to try to discover the perfect sofa, the perfect chairs and among so many options, you run the risk of choosing the least indicated pieces. For example, when choosing the coffee table, the catalog is very wide: Atlas Coffee Table Stone & Gold, Camp Wood Coffee Table, Existential Coffee Table, Tulip Oval-Shaped, or the Gridiron Coffee Table.

The color story of your environment is another very influential factor, which can help improve the coherence of your design. A living room can have its own color palette, independent of the rest of the house, and still, retain a very valid coherence and compatibility. Visit our Showroom in NYC to learn about the different types of pieces, models, designs, and colors that can transform your space.