An occasional table is a good idea from time to time

Today’s home décor does not have to follow yesterday’s edicts of matching themes and eras. Designers are mixing an antique piece with contemporary furnishings, or adding a modern accent to a classic setting –– bringing a new definition to the interior landscape.

Sometimes it’s as simple as adding a small piece that can fill out the look of a room without filling it up. The occasional table is one of those useful and decorative items that can be contrapuntal or complementary –– i.e., providing a counterpoint or blending with the overall motif.

Faux crocodile nesting tables
These ultra-modern nesting tables are made from white faux leather with a faint pattern that simulates crocodile skin. The set of three make an attractive statement and offers numerous utilitarian and aesthetic possibilities.
Price: $525 (Set of 3)
Zipper
23572 Hwy. 121
Cornerstone Place

English Pub Tables
This eclectic assortment features pub tables that are each one-of-a-kind. A variety of surfaces, including granite, wood and leather, can top an ornate three-legged cast-iron base, stamped with the original manufacturer and city in England. Some of the legs have a Britannia crest and others, a fanciful creature.
Price: $750 - $850
Sonoma Country Antiques
23999 Hwy. 121

Egyptian bevel glass table
Imported from Egypt, these tables can be ordered in custom diameters and heights. A round bevel glass top sits upon a circular wrought iron base. The wrought iron is newly made and then treated for an antique look, and can be executed in any pattern desired.
Price: $650 (as pictured)
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23586 Hwy. 121
Cornerstone Place