Amveya has built most of its range around one idea: two round marble-effect tables that tuck one under the other, to free up floor space when you don't need both at once. Four of the six listings on this page repeat that nesting concept with different frame colours. The last two break away completely: a rectangular one with built-in lighting, and a lift-top one for eating in front of the sofa.
Amveya Lot de 2 Table Basse Ronde de Salon Table Gigogne en Marbre Bla
70 x 70 x 45 cm / 50 x 50 x 35 cm · Marble White and Frame Black
The plainest nesting duo, 70 cm and 50 cm in diameter depending on the table, 35 cm high for the larger one, white marble top and black frame — Amveya presents it as a side table that unfolds to hold floral ornaments and magazines. The nesting design saves everyday floor space: if the side coffee table isn't in use or needs cleaning, it slides under the larger one. Check the gap between the two frames before ordering.
Amveya Table Basse Ronde avec Rangement Lot de 2 Table Basse Gigogne 7
70 x 70 x 45 cm / 50 x 50 x 35 cm · Marble White and Metal Gold
The same 70 x 50 x 35 cm duo, this time with a gold frame and drawers on the side table which, according to the manufacturer, provide storage space for small items such as the remote, missing on the previous black model. The gold noticeably lifts the living-room look, more dressed-up. The drawer stays small: a remote fits, not a full box of playing cards.
Amveya Table Basse Ronde avec Rangement Lot de 2 Table Basse Gigogne 7
70 x 70 x 45 cm / 50 x 50 x 35 cm · Marble White and Metal Black
A third variant of the same nesting duo, 70 x 50 x 35 cm, this time in matt black with the same storage drawer as the gold version, and a flexible size listed for stacking or standalone use. Between the three white marble duos, only the frame colour and the presence of a drawer change: the top itself never changes from one version to the next.
Amveya Table Basse Salon Ronde Bois Gigogne Moderne
70 x 70 x 45 cm / 50 x 50 x 35 cm · Grain de Wood and Black
A wood-grain version rather than marble, 70 x 50 x 35 cm, black frame, listed by Amveya as ultra-light to move, with several placement options to suit different needs. It breaks from the marble look of the rest of the range for a warmer feel. The printed wood doesn't, however, have the natural grain of a real solid wood top.
The only rectangular table in the range, 100 x 50 x 45.5 cm, black, with built-in LED lighting casting a soft glow under the generous top and its open shelf built for evening reading. The lighting creates a mood no nesting table on this page can offer. Without a clearly stated power source, it's worth checking the listing before ordering.
The lift-top version, 85 x 50 x 45 cm, white, with an air-strut lifting system listed as easy to raise and lower, and two large-capacity drawers hidden under the top. It's the only height-adjustable table in the whole Amveya line-up, but the lifting mechanism is one more moving part that can wear out over the years, unlike the nesting duos with no moving parts at all.
Four of Amveya's six tables follow the same nesting layout: a round marble-effect top that slides under a second, larger one, with a black, gold, matt black or wood-grain frame depending on the listing. Nesting duos like this one aren't the only route to saving space, and this wallet-friendly option broadens the search. This concept works well in small living rooms, where a single large coffee table takes up more room than two smaller stackable ones. Nesting is not the only way to save floor space, and the DEYARNA HOME coffee table range offers a further set of compact answers. If the frame matters more to you than the top, the EMIDECO metal frame tables keep things simple and practical around a plain steel base. Compact living rooms get another set of options on the EURHCIO coffee table page, where the emphasis falls on shape rather than stacking.
Price varies little between the four Amveya nesting duos; it's mostly the frame colour — black, gold, matt black — and the presence of a storage drawer that account for the gap between one listing and another.
Key point Price varies little between the four Amveya nesting duos; it's mostly the frame colour — black, gold, matt black — and the presence of a storage drawer that account for the gap between one listing and another.
LED and lift-top: Amveya's two exceptions
The rectangular table with built-in LED lighting and the lift-top version with an air strut break away from the nesting layout to serve a different need: mood lighting for one, with its open shelf for evening reading, dining in front of the TV for the other, with its two large-capacity drawers hidden under the top. Lighting and rising tops turn up elsewhere too, so the ELUCHANG coffee table selection deserves a glance before you settle on Amveya. Those two exceptions aside, a broader mix of everyday shapes waits on the en casa coffee tables page, useful for narrowing a shortlist quickly. Before paying for mood lighting, compare it with the plainer choices gathered on the FATIVO coffee table page and see what you would actually use.
Their shared downside: more moving or electric parts than the nesting duos with no moving parts, so more things to check before buying, lighting for one, lifting mechanism for the other.
Key point Their shared downside: more moving or electric parts than the nesting duos with no moving parts, so more things to check before buying, lighting for one, lifting mechanism for the other.
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Frequently asked questions
Do all four nesting tables have exactly the same top?
The shape and diameter repeat, only the frame colour and the presence of a drawer change from one listing to another.
Does the LED table run on battery or mains power?
Check the listing before ordering: the exact power source isn't stated consistently across every version sold.
Is the lift-top table's mechanism noisy?
A gas lifting system stays fairly quiet overall, but heavy daily use wears the strut faster than occasional use.
Can the two nesting tables be stored fully one under the other?
Yes in principle, provided the smaller table's frame doesn't exceed the clear height under the larger table's top.
Is the marble-effect top real marble?
No, it's a printed effect on an MDF base, lighter and cheaper than natural stone, but also less resistant to a deep scratch.
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Written by the Tavolia Bassio team
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