Casaria builds its range around one idea repeated across several tones: a rectangular top, two visible compartments and a free surface underneath for baskets or stacks of magazines. Five of the six models on this page share almost the same measurements, with only colour or a few centimetres changing from one to the next — the sixth, a HOMCOM with a black steel frame, breaks away with a more industrial style that deliberately sets it apart from the first five.
With storage this visible, the question that matters isn't just the colour: it's the load you plan to put on it day to day. Casaria states a 50 kg capacity on most of its models, enough for stacks of books without worrying about the lower shelf sagging, as long as the weight is spread out rather than piled on one side.
Comparing these six tables mostly means comparing variations on the same piece rather than six truly different pieces, except for the HOMCOM, which really does shift the visual register and deserves to be looked at separately.
One last technical point worth checking before confirming an order: the table's depth against your sofa's. Overly generous depth brings the top closer to your legs than expected once seated, a detail a product photo never shows clearly.
Casaria® Table Basse rectangulaire Blanche 90x59x48 cm Table de Salon
90x59x48cm · White
Casaria's "Santa Cruz" model, 90 cm long by 59 cm wide, under a height of 48 cm, in a White finish. Its open design, with two compartments and a surface beneath the main top, visually lightens the room while offering genuinely useful storage for magazines and low baskets. Its open frame also lets you see what you store: not ideal for hiding a tangle of cables or remotes left lying around in the evening. The Santa Cruz's white finish needs regular upkeep to stay looking sharp, especially in a household with young children and sometimes sticky hands.
Casaria® Table Basse Blanche 90x60x45cm Table de Salon 50kg Table Bass
90 x 60 x 45 cm · White
Casaria's "Detroit" model in White, 90 cm long by 60 cm wide, under a height of 45 cm. The lower surface, stated at 34 x 40 cm, fits a standard storage basket without overhanging the top, for plenty of everyday storage. The piece holds up to 50 kg according to Casaria, useful if you often set a tray and decorative items down at the same time; the panel used for the Detroit's top and frame should still be protected from a badly wiped-down vase.
Casaria® Table Basse Noire 90x60x45cm Table de Salon 50kg Table Basse
90x60x45cm · Black
Same "Detroit" as above, this time in Black, with the same 90 cm length by 60 cm width, under a height of 45 cm, and the same 34 x 40 cm lower storage surface. But black shows visible dust more than matte white, which calls for more frequent dusting if your living room gets a lot of low, raking light in the late afternoon.
Casaria® Table Basse Blanc chêne 90x60x45cm Table de Salon 50kg Table
90x60x45cm · White-oak
Still the "Detroit", in White-oak this time, 90 cm long by 60 cm wide, under a height of 45 cm. This two-tone panel breaks the slightly cold look of plain white without going full solid wood, for an elegant design with a refined lightness as Casaria puts it. As with the two previous versions, though, the panel making up the top doesn't take kindly to a spilled glass left unwiped for long.
Casaria® Table Basse rectangulaire Blanc Chêne 95x55x50cm Table de Sal
95x55x50cm · Oak-white
A slightly longer rectangular Casaria model, 95 cm long by 55 cm wide, under a height of 50 cm, in Oak-white. Casaria again states a 50 kg load capacity and generous surfaces for relaxing moments. The storage is billed as "spacious" but stays open, made from panel like the rest of the range: with no door or drawer, this isn't the table that best hides everyday clutter, unlike a piece with a closed front.
HOMCOM Table Basse Rectangulaire Table de Salon Pied Métal 100x60x50 c
100x60x50cm · Wood Natural
The lone HOMCOM in this line-up, 100 cm long by 60 cm wide, under a height of 50 cm, Wood Natural wood-look grained top on a black steel frame for an industrial-chic feel. The spacious area under the top suits decorative items rather than enclosed storage. But its loft look clearly stands apart from the five more classic Casaria pieces on this page: pair it carefully if the rest of the room is already Scandinavian.
The Santa Cruz relies on an open design, two compartments plus a surface under the top, rather than a closed drawer; the four Detroit models share the same generous storage with their 34 x 40 cm lower surface. Open storage takes up more visible space than a closed drawer, which matters if you're also weighing affordably priced tabletops. The upside is immediate, you set down and pick up an object without opening anything; so is the trade-off, nothing is hidden. Open compartments have their limits, and the sugodesign coffee table page gathers models that close everything away from view instead.
Casaria states a 50 kg load capacity on the Santa Cruz, the four Detroit models and the longer rectangular version: plan generously, a few stacks of books and a full basket reach it faster than you'd think. Spread the weight rather than piling it all on one side of the top.
Key point Spread the weight rather than piling it all on one side of the top.
Five shades, one shared build
White for the Santa Cruz and one Detroit, black for the second Detroit, white-oak and oak-white for the last two: Casaria's frame doesn't change from one model to the next, only the panel's tone varies. A bright living room copes better with the white of the Santa Cruz or a Detroit; a darker room does better with one of the two oak tones. Tone is only half the decision, so the tectake coffee table range is worth comparing for its frames as much as its finishes.
The HOMCOM, with its black steel frame and wood-look grained top for an industrial-chic feel, shifts register: it suits a room that already leans loft, not a pastel interior where it would clash more than fit in.
Key point The HOMCOM, with its black steel frame and wood-look grained top for an industrial-chic feel, shifts register: it suits a room that already leans loft, not a pastel interior where it would clash more than fit in.
Assembly: a common thread across the range
The Santa Cruz, the four Detroit models, the longer rectangular version and the HOMCOM all come flat-packed, with pre-cut panels and fixings included. Assembly follows the same logic across the board: frame first, top next, then fitting the Santa Cruz's open compartments or the Detroit's storage basket. Flat-pack assembly varies a lot between makers, and the Tribesigns coffee table page shows builds designed around fewer separate parts.
Set aside a calm stretch of time rather than a ten-minute break, especially for the Santa Cruz and its two compartments, which need each panel carefully aligned before tightening the screws.
Key point Set aside a calm stretch of time rather than a ten-minute break, especially for the Santa Cruz and its two compartments, which need each panel carefully aligned before tightening the screws.
Keeping a light-coloured top looking good
The white finishes of the Santa Cruz and one Detroit, along with the white-oak of the other two Detroit models, need more frequent care than a black tone: the slightest fingermark shows straight away. A lightly damp microfibre cloth handles most everyday marks. Pale tops demand care, and the VASAGLE coffee table range offers darker finishes that forgive fingermarks far more easily.
The black Detroit and the HOMCOM's black steel frame handle small slip-ups a little better, the darker tone naturally masking what white reveals instantly.
Either way, avoid alcohol-based cleaning products on the Santa Cruz's or Detroit's melamine panel: they can dull the original gloss finish over time.
Key point Either way, avoid alcohol-based cleaning products on the Santa Cruz's or Detroit's melamine panel: they can dull the original gloss finish over time.
Comparing the five Casaria models before deciding
Facing the Santa Cruz, the three Detroit models and the longer rectangular version, colour is often the first criterion, but not the only one. The Santa Cruz stands out with its more open frame and open design, while the Detroit models favour a visually more discreet closed storage compartment thanks to their 34 x 40 cm lower surface. For a wider spread of frames within a single brand, the VCM coffee table page makes a genuinely useful next comparison.
The white-oak rectangular version, longer and slightly taller than the Santa Cruz and the Detroit models, gains surface area at the cost of a few extra centimetres in height.
Across these five Casaria variants, the best approach remains starting from the colour your living room is genuinely missing, then checking the exact measurements of that model.
Key point Across these five Casaria variants, the best approach remains starting from the colour your living room is genuinely missing, then checking the exact measurements of that model.
The Casaria look over time
The clean lines of the Santa Cruz and the Detroit models age well, with no pattern or bold detail that would visibly date the piece in a few years. The HOMCOM, with its full industrial-chic look, ages differently: its black steel frame stands as a strong signature rather than a neutral base. Timeless lines are not the only route, and the Vicco coffee table range shows designs that commit to a much stronger character.
That's a real advantage for a first living room purchase: the Santa Cruz or a Detroit leave room to change cushions and rugs over the years without ever having to replace the table.
Key point That's a real advantage for a first living room purchase: the Santa Cruz or a Detroit leave room to change cushions and rugs over the years without ever having to replace the table.
Worth knowing
Frequently asked questions
Do all the Casaria tables on this page share the same dimensions?
No: five share a similar build but with their own measurements per model, and the HOMCOM differs in both shape and style. Always check a model's exact measurements before ordering.
Does the storage surface under the top really hold 50 kg?
That's what the brand states for most of these models, provided the weight is spread across the whole surface rather than concentrated on a single point.
Does the Casaria chipboard panel dislike moisture?
As with most chipboard furniture, yes: wipe up any spilled liquid straight away, it doesn't have the moisture resistance of treated solid wood.
Can the HOMCOM be paired with the other Casaria tables in the same room?
It works better as a side table than a matching piece: the industrial style of the black steel frame stands visually apart from the softer lines of the classic Casaria versions.
Are these tables easy to assemble alone, without help?
Assembly sits in the usual range for flat-pack furniture, with no special tool beyond what's in the box; set aside a calm stretch of time rather than a ten-minute break.
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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.
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