7 Moroccan Coffee Table Styles That Instantly Elevate Any Room
Looking for furniture that adds soul, flavor, and story to your space?
Moroccan Coffee Table Styles are more than just functional surfaces—they're works of art that carry centuries of tradition, craftsmanship, and cultural energy. At Boutabaa Crafts, our handcrafted tables are made in our family workshop in Marrakesh and offer something truly unique for every type of interior.
Here are 7 Moroccan coffee table styles that instantly elevate any room:
1. Mashrabiya Moroccan Coffee Table Style:
These handcrafted tables feature Mashrabiya woodwork—a traditional Moroccan carving technique using interlaced patterns and solid cedar wood. They bring depth, elegance, and warmth to any space, especially boho or classic interiors.
2. Zellige Tile Moroccan Coffee Table Style:
Made using hand-cut zellige tiles, this coffee table style bursts with vibrant energy. The mix of colors and geometric mosaic work adds motion and mood to your room.
3. Painted Moroccan Coffee Tables:
Each table is painted by hand with a design inspired by Moroccan gardens, skies, and landscapes. We call them flavors because every color tells a story. From sunflower yellow to forest green—choose the one that fits your vibe.
4. Octagonal Moroccan Coffee Tables:
Not all Moroccan Coffee Table Styles are square or round. The octagonal or multi-sided designs offer something new and exciting to anchor your space and break up the norm.
5. Low Moroccan Coffee Tables:
Designed for lounging and hospitality, low Moroccan tables invite intimacy and conversation. They reflect the traditional Moroccan way of gathering—on cushions, close to the ground, sharing tea and time.
6. Brass Moroccan Coffee Table Styles:
Brass tables are a hallmark of elegance. Whether it's a full brass top or small detailed work, these tables offer a metallic warmth that catches the eye without overwhelming the space. They age beautifully, building a soft patina over time.
7. Folding Moroccan Coffee Table Style
This style combines function and beauty. Lightweight, portable, and often featuring removable tray tops—perfect for tea, decor, or small spaces.
Why Moroccan Coffee Table Styles Stand Out?
Moroccan coffee tables are not mass-produced. They're handmade by artisans using techniques passed down for generations. From carved wood to colorful tilework, each table carries not just a look—but the presence of the maker.
Whether it's the warm scent of cedar or the energy of hand-carved Mashrabiya patterns, Moroccan tables blend practicality with soulful design. They’re not just furniture—they’re a quiet tribute to patience, skill, and time-honored craft.
FAQ – Zellige Tiles Prices
Moroccan coffee tables are handcrafted using traditional techniques like wood carving, zellige tiling, and brass inlay. Each piece carries the unique energy of the artisan, offering both functional design and cultural depth.
Common materials include dry cedar wood, olive wood, hand-chiseled zellige tiles, and brass or copper for inlay. Each is chosen for durability and aesthetic richness.
Yes, many Moroccan designs—especially geometric or minimal wood-carved styles—blend seamlessly into boho, eclectic, or even contemporary interiors.
Zellige is a mosaic tilework technique made from hand-cut glazed terracotta tiles. It’s often used in Moroccan tables for vibrant, detailed surface designs.
Brass tables are often created using engraved sheets that are hand-hammered onto a wooden base. The designs range from minimalist to highly ornate.
Geometric shapes in Moroccan furniture reflect cultural symbolism and traditional architectural patterns. Octagonal tables are especially popular for their visual harmony.
