The "Atmosphera" page doesn't only list tables by Atmosphera itself: the brand shares its shelf with Casaria and Happy Garden, three different takes on the same idea. On one side, Atmosphera's mango wood and marble, more decorative; on the other, Casaria's formats built for storage, and a round Happy Garden table with a Scandinavian style. Six tables, three worlds: it's worth looking at the material before the colour, since that's what decides the upkeep ahead.
Atmosphera, Table basse abekas bois de manguier 90x90x30cm
D. 90 x H. 30 cm · Brown
The Abekas table, round top 90 cm in diameter, 30 cm high, in brown mango wood, sold by Atmosphera Créateur d'Intérieur under that same range name. Mango wood has a strong grain, no two tops are identical, which suits an interior that doesn't want to look like a catalogue. Solid wood, on the other hand, dislikes standing moisture: wipe up a spilt glass without waiting.
Casaria® Table Basse Blanc chêne 90x60x45cm Table de Salon 50kg Table
90x60x45cm · White-oak
The Casaria Detroit, 90 x 60 x 45 cm, in a white-oak finish, with the lower storage surface that CASARIA presents as a large storage space under the main top and an elegant design. It's the roomiest of the six for hiding everyday items, but the trendy white-and-oak mix will date faster than a plain solid wood like the Abekas's mango.
Atmosphera Créateur d'Intérieur, Table Basse Coppa en Marbre et Mangui
Centre · Beige
The Coppa from Atmosphera Créateur d'Intérieur pairs a beige marble top with mango wood legs, a contemporary design that the brand describes as a blend of modernity and elegance for a side table rather than a large living-room table. The marble brings a touch of class that no laminate really matches, but it stays heavy to move alone and scratches if a metal object is set on it without protection.
Table Basse en Métal Noir Industriel 100 x 100 x 36 cm
cm · Black
The Atmosphera table in industrial black metal, Black as listed by the brand, an all-steel frame for this square model. Metal takes everyday knocks far better than a marble or solid mango top, without ever cracking. Its downside: in winter the metal stays cold to the touch, a feeling neither the marble Coppa nor the mango Abekas on this page share.
Casaria® Table Basse Blanche 90x60x45cm Table de Salon 50kg Table Bass
90 x 60 x 45 cm · White
The same Casaria Detroit base as above, this time in plain white without the oak, 90 x 60 x 45 cm, still sold with the same large storage space under the top that CASARIA highlights. Plainer than the white-and-oak version, it fits more living-room styles. Like its two-tone sibling, the lower storage surface stays open, so visible from the sofa.
Happy Garden Table Basse LIV en aggloméré et mélaminé
Ø 80 x H 35cm · Brown
The Happy Garden LIV, round, 80 cm in diameter, in chipboard and wood-effect melamine in brown, presented by the brand as the embodiment of Scandinavian elegance for a cosy, refined living room. The clean style is a change from the rest of the Atmosphera and Casaria line-up, but the melamine has neither the texture nor the scratch resistance of the solid mango Abekas seen earlier on this page.
Three brands, three materials: Atmosphera, Casaria, Happy Garden
On this page, the choice comes down to material more than the name shown. Material drives most of the price gap here, and our guide to budget styling covers the rest of the range. The solid mango of the Abekas and the Coppa ages by developing a patina, the steel of the black Atmosphera table doesn't change over time, and the melamine of the Happy Garden LIV stays the most affordable of the three but also the most prone to knocks. Material drives the choice on the GreenForest coffee table page too, where engineered panels and metal legs meet at a gentler price. For a different balance between wood and metal, the Hawthyhome coffee table range is the natural next comparison to make. Melamine has cheaper and sturdier rivals alike, and the HOMCOM coffee table range sits squarely between the two on both price and build.
On price, the Coppa's marble sits clearly above both Casaria Detroit tables and the metal table; those three stay within a fairly close range of each other.
Key point On price, the Coppa's marble sits clearly above both Casaria Detroit tables and the metal table; those three stay within a fairly close range of each other.
Casaria versus the rest: storage makes the difference
The real strength on this page is storage: both Casaria Detroit tables include a proper lower surface visually closed off by the top above, while the Coppa, the Abekas and the metal Atmosphera table only offer a bare top, with nothing underneath. Storage is where ranges really separate, and the Hanah Home coffee table page shows another maker that builds a proper shelf under the top. Readers wanting a more upmarket finish with the same practicality should look at the Homary coffee table page before deciding anything. A bare top suits some rooms, but the HOOBRO coffee table page makes the case for industrial frames with a shelf built in.
The weak point shared by the mango Abekas and the marble Coppa: they need closer upkeep than a laminate top like the Casaria pair. A wipe with a damp cloth is enough for the black Atmosphera metal, which isn't the case for raw mango wood, which needs protecting from a forgotten glass of water.
Key point A wipe with a damp cloth is enough for the black Atmosphera metal, which isn't the case for raw mango wood, which needs protecting from a forgotten glass of water.
Worth knowing
Frequently asked questions
Why do Casaria and Happy Garden appear on an Atmosphera page?
These three brands are often found on the same online coffee-table shelf; we group here the closest listings in style to make comparing easier.
Is the Coppa's marble top fragile?
It holds up well to everyday use but is sensitive to direct impact from a hard object and to scratches from a knife or a metal vase base set down without protection.
Is the black metal table suitable for a covered outdoor living space?
It's designed for indoor use; regular exposure to damp will eventually dull the paintwork, even under a sheltered patio.
Do the two Casaria tables have the same load capacity?
Yes, both versions share the same structure; only the colour of the top and legs differs between them.
Does the LIV table's melamine scratch easily?
Less than a thin varnish, but more than solid wood: avoid dragging a metal object across the top rather than lifting it.
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Written by the Tavolia Bassio team
We don't test the furniture: we record each piece's measurements one by one and say where our figures come from. When a dimension is missing from a listing, we say so instead of guessing. Our method.
Casaria® Table Basse Blanc chêne 90x60
Casaria® Table Basse Blanche 90x60x45c
Table Basse en Métal Noir Industriel 1
Happy Garden Table Basse LIV en agglom
Atmosphera Créateur d'Intérieur, Table
Atmosphera, Table basse abekas bois de
