Nova Coffee table

Design

The Nova Coffee Table by Talenti brings a calm, precise silhouette to the room. Inspired by Italian restraint, it sits low and sure, with clean lines and a measured curve at the edges that feels intentional rather than showy. Proportions are easy to live with: approximately 43.3 in wide, 23.6 in deep, and 15.0 in high, with a presence that reads grounded without feeling heavy.

Its look belongs to the Nova collection, and it shows. The profile is streamlined, the overhang is subtle, and the geometry stays quiet so objects on the surface can do the talking. It feels contemporary, yet not cold.

Materials & Build

An aluminum frame sets the foundation, giving the table a light-but-solid structure that stays steady under daily use. The tabletop is glass, smooth to the touch and reliable for books, trays, or the inevitable coffee cup left behind after good conversation. The joinery is clean, the transitions are crisp, and the overall build reads intentional—nothing extra, nothing missing.

The palette leans into nuanced neutrals, with charcoal grey and warm grey tones that pair well with soft textiles and pale woods. It’s a considered mix that makes the Nova feel at home in both minimalist and layered interiors.

Comfort in Use

Comfort isn’t only for seating. The Nova’s height invites easy reach from a sofa or lounge chair, and the rounded edges keep the interaction relaxed. The surface is generous enough for spreads and still leaves room for a laptop or a favorite book. And when the evening stretches on, it keeps up—stable, uncluttered, dependable.

There’s practical thinking at the base too, with discreet storage that keeps small essentials close without crowding the top. It’s the kind of detail that quietly simplifies a space.

Placement & Lifestyle

The Nova table slips easily into living rooms, media spaces, or a refined loft setting. It anchors low seating groups and balances deep sofas, but it also complements slimmer silhouettes. Because the design is understated, it supports a range of styles—from crisp monochrome schemes to warmer, layered rooms with texture and patina. It plays well with others, then stands on its own when needed.

At about 30.9 lb, it feels stable when moved for a gathering and still manageable when the layout shifts. It arrives as a single piece, so placement is refreshingly straightforward.

Longevity

Good materials matter. Aluminum for structure, glass for clarity and ease. The table is not stackable, and a dedicated cover is available for added protection when care calls for it. With thoughtful handling, the surface keeps its sheen and the frame keeps its line.

In short, Nova by Talenti is built to settle in and stay relevant. Simple to maintain, balanced in design, and ready for daily life—without asking for attention, yet earning it.