Leaf coffee table

Design

Designed by Marco Acerbis, the Talenti Leaf coffee table brings a clean, square profile to the room without shouting for attention. The lines are lean, the stance confident, and the proportions feel right at a glance. It sits with ease in modern spaces, yet it doesn’t look out of place next to warmer, mid-century forms. The intent is clear: a table that supports living, not one that competes with it. Subtle, precise, and quietly contemporary.

Materials & Build

In the Leaf collection, structure does the heavy lifting. A powder-coated aluminum frame provides a solid, stable base with crisp edges and a light visual footprint. On top, a slab of vitreous China—also known as vitrified porcelain—delivers the hardwearing surface a living area demands. It resists heat and scratches, shrugging off daily use with calm assurance. The finish reading is refined rather than glossy, engineered to keep its poise under real life. Available in three distinct colors, the tabletop can either anchor a palette or introduce a discreet note of contrast. The combination of metal and porcelain feels purposeful, pairing industrial discipline with a polished, residential mood.

Comfort in Use

Comfort, here, is about ease. The Leaf coffee table welcomes hot cups, serving trays, and the occasional laptop without worry thanks to a heat- and scratch-resistant top. The frame’s minimal profile leaves space to move around and under, so the seating area stays open and effortless. It’s the kind of table that remains ready—morning coffee, afternoon work, evening conversation—without asking for special treatment. Just place and live.

Placement & Lifestyle

This piece adapts. It grounds a contemporary loft with its disciplined geometry, yet it also complements the warmth of wood and upholstery in a mid-century setting. It can stand centered on a rug or sit closer to a sectional’s chaise, and it will look considered either way. Because the design is quiet, it plays well with textured sofas, statement lighting, and collected art. A smart choice for open-plan rooms where flow matters, and for more intimate spaces that benefit from a table with presence but not bulk.

Longevity

Durability is baked in, not applied. The powder-coated aluminum keeps its finish even with frequent handling, while the vitrified porcelain top is engineered to resist fading and surface wear. Maintenance stays simple, and the look remains composed over time. For those building a space deliberately, the Leaf coffee table offers dependable form and function that won’t age out quickly. It’s a measured investment that continues to feel right, season after season.