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Harmonia Coffee Table - Natural

Name: Harmonia Coffee Table - Natural
Brand: OKA
SKU: A17698-1-12-1173-10
Price: 1095 GBP
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Harmonia Coffee Table - Natural

£1,095

From its clear glass top to simple square shape, the Harmonia is designed to let its beautiful natural materials take centre stage. Through the clear glass panel, you can see its woven cane base and handmade wooden frame. The mindi wood has been turned to look like bamboo for a touch of the exotic, and the cane is reinforced with wire, which provides extra support when storing your odds and ends.

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Perfect for:

Living Room

What makes this unique

rectangular
Straight bamboo-style legs
Tiered
Glass and wood
Low-profile
Woven cane shelf
Faux bamboo frame
Geometric

Dimensions

90 × 90 × 44cm

width × depth × height

Product Specifications

GlassCaneMindi WoodWire

Natural

Perfect for

Living Room

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Felix Insights

Interior Design Perspective

The Harmonia rewards a second look—it's one of those rare coffee tables that actually *wants* to show its bones.

OKA's design philosophy here is refreshingly honest: the glass top isn't hiding anything, it's framing the craftsmanship beneath. The woven cane base and mindi wood frame create warmth against the transparency, giving it an almost sculptural quality that feels equally at home in minimalist or textured living rooms. Works particularly well in mid-sized spaces where you need visual lightness without sacrificing substance. Fair warning: the cane will collect dust in the weave, so it's best suited to rooms you can dust regularly rather than high-traffic family zones.

— Felix

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Oka

Founded in 1999 by Sue Jones and Lucinda Waterhouse, Oka brings globally-inspired luxury home furnishings to discerning customers. Drawing from Asian and European influences, the...

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