Coffee Table with Storage in Bamboo

Every model, in detail

[en.casa] Table Basse Design Scandinave Table d'Appoint Bout de Canapé

120 x 55 x 40 cm · Natural / Black

The [en.casa] measures 120 cm in length by 55 cm in depth, a generous size with a timeless Scandinavian style. Two sliding doors hide semi-circular compartments at the front. At 40 cm, it keeps the proportions of a classic coffee table. The Natural / Black finish stays understated and works with a bright interior. Limitation: the sliding bamboo doors need regular upkeep to glide smoothly.

around £80 View on Amazon

[en.casa] Table Basse Design Scandinave Table d'Appoint Bout de Canapé

120 x 55 x 40 cm · Black / Natural

Same table, different colour: [en.casa] with bamboo doors in a Black / Natural black-and-natural combination. The black-natural contrast is bolder than marble-natural, more modern. At 120 cm, it's a mid-sized option. Weak point: the black finish shows dust easily. The bamboo needs a bit of oil now and then to keep looking good.

around £90 View on Amazon

[en.casa] Table Basse avec Portes Coulissantes et Compartiments de Ran

120 x 55 x 40 cm · Natural

This all-natural [en.casa] in bamboo and light wood brings timeless warmth. At 120 cm, it fits both small and large living rooms. The sliding doors hide well and open quietly if properly maintained. Downside: the light wood scratches more easily than a darker finish.

around £80 View on Amazon

[en.casa] Table Basse Design Scandinave avec 2 Portes Coulissantes et

100 x 50 x 40 cm · Blue

The blue [en.casa] adds character: Blue on a natural bamboo frame, 100 cm long. It's original, less neutral than the natural-black versions. Downside: the blue limits the colour palette of your interior. Not ideal if your sofa is warm grey or reddish.

around £70 View on Amazon

The cheapest

[en.casa] Table Basse Design Scandinave avec 2 Portes Coulissantes et

100 x 50 x 40 cm · Natural / White Cream

Last model: natural bamboo with a Natural / White Cream cream finish. At 100 cm, it's the same size as the others. The cream softens the rustic feel of natural bamboo. The sliding doors store well. Limitation: cream marks easily, best suited to those happy to clean regularly.

around £70 View on Amazon

What the models offer

Model	Price approx.	Dimensions	Finish
[en.casa] Table Basse Design Scandinav	£70	100 x 50 x 40 cm	Natural / White Cream	View on Amazon
[en.casa] Table Basse Design Scandinav	£70	100 x 50 x 40 cm	Blue	View on Amazon
[en.casa] Table Basse avec Portes Coul	£80	120 x 55 x 40 cm	Natural	View on Amazon
[en.casa] Table Basse Design Scandinav	£80	120 x 55 x 40 cm	Natural / Black	View on Amazon
[en.casa] Table Basse Design Scandinav	£90	120 x 55 x 40 cm	Black / Natural	View on Amazon

Natural vs stained bamboo: what to know

Natural bamboo has a warm honey colour, visible grain, and character. Bamboo choices come down to finish and colour, while our guide to round nesting sets deals with shape and count instead. It ages well and develops a patina over time. Stained, bamboo offers more design choice. Should mobility matter as much as the finish, a coffee table on castors in oak keeps the natural grain while letting you roll it aside.

Note: stained bamboo can lose its colour if exposed to direct light for a long time. A sunny living room calls for natural rather than stained bamboo.

Care: natural bamboo takes a gentle oil every six months. The same goes for stained bamboo, but more lightly.

Key point The same goes for stained bamboo, but more lightly.

Sliding bamboo doors: durability and comfort

Dense bamboo copes well with repeated sliding, better than some woods. A bamboo sliding door should last ten years without issue. Bamboo not tough enough for your daily traffic? A coffee table on castors in steel takes knocks without swelling and still moves at a push.

The catch: with humidity swings, bamboo expands or shrinks, which can make the doors creak. A drop of silicone on the track fixes this.

Another point: always open the doors slowly and close them gently. Heavy sliding doors reward a careful touch.

Key point Heavy sliding doors reward a careful touch.

Design pairings: bamboo with marble, steel or glass

Bamboo plus faux marble: a nature-meets-chic contrast, very on trend. Even fake, marble elevates the bamboo.

Bamboo plus black steel: modern and industrial. It's a less obvious pairing than bamboo and wood, but it works very well.

Bamboo plus light wood: cosy and warm, goes with everything, never looks dated.

Key point Bamboo plus light wood: cosy and warm, goes with everything, never looks dated.

Bamboo maintenance: more than you'd think, but nothing dramatic

Oiling: once every six months, apply a gentle oil to the visible surfaces. This feeds the wood and keeps the satin finish.

Humidity: bamboo dislikes extremes. Keep relative humidity between 45 and 60%.

Everyday cleaning: a damp cloth, mild soap. Never pour hot water directly on it, never use alcohol or a stripping product.

Key point Never pour hot water directly on it, never use alcohol or a stripping product.