DecoInParis doesn't make its own tables: the selection brings together three separate brands, each with its own identity and a different intended use. Cagnolier plays the round-wood-with-open-legs card, HOMCOM the black-steel industrial-style one, OKMYHOME the one with LED lighting built right under the top. Three different ways to furnish a living room, not to be confused when choosing between the three.
What they share: none goes above the seat height of a typical sofa, between 45 and 60 cm. The rest, material, shape, built-in functions, depends entirely on what you're trying to solve in your living room rather than any standard shared across the three brands.
This deliberate variety simply calls for identifying your priority before comparing: an eye-catching style, a wide surface for hosting, or a technical feature like lighting that really changes the mood of an evening spent in the living room.
One last useful marker: the three brands don't come from the same world. Cagnolier mostly works in decorative furniture, HOMCOM covers a broad catalogue of functional pieces, and OKMYHOME focuses on connected items. Three different ways of thinking about the same piece of furniture, brought together here for one and the same use: the living room.
A round Cagnolier coffee table, Brown Aged wood top in an elegant French-table style with open legs that visually lighten the piece. 76 cm in diameter by 41 cm high, with raised edges that catch anything placed a little askew, in high-quality materials for a stable build. Its "aged French" style clashes with a very minimalist living room: it needs an interior already leaning towards flea-market finds or weathered wood to avoid standing out awkwardly against the rest of the furniture. The raised edges give peace of mind with a glass set down quickly, but they don't replace a coaster for a still-hot cup.
HOMCOM Table Basse Rectangulaire Style Industriel 110 x 60 x 45 cm Noi
110x60x45cm · Wood Natural
The industrial-style HOMCOM with a modern loft look, wood-effect top on crossed black steel legs, 110 cm by 60 cm for 45 cm high. The top, with its thoughtfully designed surface, leaves room for a full tea service set down in one go. The steel frame, sturdy as it is, keeps sharp edges: in a narrow walkway, it's best to leave a bit of clearance all around the table. The black frame shows less dust than a light-coloured top, a real plus in a living room that gets a lot of afternoon sun.
An OKMYHOME table in A Wood with built-in RGB LEDs controllable via app or remote to vary colour and brightness, 105 cm by 50 cm high. Hidden compartments and open shelves offer flexible storage for books and blankets, something the other two tables on this page don't have in this form. The downside of built-in electronics: it adds a power source to plug in, unlike a purely mechanical, cable-free coffee table. The open shelves complement the hidden compartments nicely for items taken out more often.
Cagnolier bets on style with its round table, antique-brown wood top and open legs, sold as an elegant French coffee table with raised edges. Style and sturdiness pull in different directions here, while the budget-friendly range keeps the focus on price alone. HOMCOM bets on sturdiness with its modern loft look, wood-effect top on crossed black steel legs and its thoughtfully designed surface for a full tea service. OKMYHOME bets on function, with its smart LED lighting controlled via app or remote and its clever storage of hidden compartments and open shelves. When a brand name promises more than its catalogue delivers, our honest look at the YMYNY coffee tables range explains what to expect.
Before choosing between Cagnolier, HOMCOM and OKMYHOME, ask yourself what your living room is missing most: flea-market-style flair, a sturdy surface for hosting, or enclosed storage that finally hides the clutter of an evening.
Key point Before choosing between Cagnolier.
LED lighting: a real plus or just a gimmick
The OKMYHOME's RGB LEDs, controlled via app or remote to vary colour and brightness, change the mood of an evening without switching on an extra lamp. For a living room that doubles as a movie corner, that argument really does count against the purely mechanical Cagnolier or HOMCOM. Lighting is not the only extra worth paying for, as the ZZINOKE coffee tables page shows with its own set of practical features.
But you also have to accept the trade-off of one more electronic device at home: a power outlet needed near the OKMYHOME, and one less feature compared with the purely mechanical sturdiness of the Cagnolier or the HOMCOM.
Key point But you also have to accept the trade-off of one more electronic device at home: a power outlet needed near the OKMYHOME.
The cost of a connected feature within a single purchase
A table fitted with app-controlled RGB LEDs, like the OKMYHOME, naturally costs more than a bare top of similar size like the Cagnolier or the HOMCOM: the brand builds the electronics, remote and LED strips into the listed price. Comparable lit models exist elsewhere too, and the range of Aibiju coffee tables gives you a second reference point on that extra cost.
That extra cost is worth it mainly if the lighting genuinely gets used day to day. For more occasional use, better to look at the Cagnolier's antique-brown wood top or the HOMCOM's wood-effect top.
Key point For more occasional use, better to look at the Cagnolier's antique-brown wood top or the HOMCOM's wood-effect top.
Three brands, three ways of handling after-sales support
Buying Cagnolier, HOMCOM and OKMYHOME rather than a single brand changes how you handle any issue after delivery: each item keeps its own warranty and its own customer service. To see how a single maker handles support instead, the range of AKORD coffee tables offers a useful comparison on warranty terms.
Note the exact model of each table when ordering — Cagnolier, HOMCOM or OKMYHOME — a useful reference if a part happens to be missing on unboxing.
Check every screw before first use, particularly on the OKMYHOME, whose RGB LED wiring needs a little more attention than a simple mechanical assembly.
Key point Check every screw before first use, particularly on the OKMYHOME, whose RGB LED wiring needs a little more attention than a simple mechanical assembly.
A selection built for three very different uses
The Cagnolier, with its antique-brown wood top and French coffee-table style, mainly appeals to an already lived-in living room, furnished over the years. The HOMCOM, with its modern loft look and crossed steel legs, is more suited to a first move-in looking for a strong, sturdy piece. For a different reading of those same three uses, the range of Amveya coffee tables approaches lived-in and brand-new rooms another way.
The OKMYHOME, with its clever storage and smart LED lighting, appeals to anyone who likes connected gadgets: the lighting then becomes almost as important an argument as the table itself.
Key point The OKMYHOME, with its clever storage and smart LED lighting, appeals to anyone who likes connected gadgets: the lighting then becomes almost as important an argument as the table itself.
Comparing all three without getting distracted by the photo
Before choosing between the Cagnolier and its antique-brown top, the HOMCOM and its wood-effect top, or the OKMYHOME and its RGB LEDs, try picturing it in your room as it is today. Picturing it at home gets easier with more references, so the range of Anmas Power coffee tables widens the field before you decide.
Style matters, but the function you need matters more in the long run: better the Cagnolier, the HOMCOM or the OKMYHOME that exactly matches your need than a love-at-first-sight pick that eventually gets in the way of daily use.
Pairing two of these three tables in the same home
Nothing stops you pairing the Cagnolier in front of the sofa with the OKMYHOME as a side table near an armchair: the contrast between antique-brown wood and RGB LEDs often works better than repeating the same style.
Just avoid mixing Cagnolier, HOMCOM and OKMYHOME all at once in a small room, at the risk of piling up too many styles and muddling the overall look.
Key point Just avoid mixing Cagnolier, HOMCOM and OKMYHOME all at once in a small room, at the risk of piling up too many styles and muddling the overall look.
The essentials before ordering from DecoInParis
Cagnolier for flea-market charm and its open legs, HOMCOM for the sturdiness of its steel frame and thoughtfully designed surface, OKMYHOME for its clever storage and smart LED lighting: keep this in mind when comparing listings. Always check the exact colour stated — antique brown for the Cagnolier, natural wood for the HOMCOM, white and oak for the OKMYHOME — as some tones look different once delivered to your home.
Key point Always check the exact colour stated — antique brown for the Cagnolier, natural wood for the HOMCOM, white and oak for the OKMYHOME — as some tones look different once delivered to your home.
Worth knowing
Frequently asked questions
Does the Cagnolier table suit a very modern, minimalist living room?
It fits better with an interior that already mixes in older pieces or weathered wood: in a very minimalist living room, its aged style can clash too strongly.
Is the HOMCOM's wood-effect top real solid wood?
No, it's a wood-effect finish on a steel frame, not solid wood: upkeep stays simple but the material lacks the natural grain of raw oak.
Do I need a power socket near the OKMYHOME table for the lighting?
Yes, the built-in LED lighting needs power: think about where a socket or extension lead will go before settling on its final spot in the living room.
Do the OKMYHOME's hidden compartments lock?
No, they're enclosed storage with a front panel but no lock: fine for hiding items from view, not for actually securing them.
Can a Cagnolier table sit on a thick, soft rug?
Yes, but check that the open legs stay stable on a soft surface: a very plush rug can make the table shift slightly if you lean on it hard.
Price alert
Tell me when the price drops
We watch the tables on this page for you. One email when one of them drops, nothing else.
As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. The product links on this page may earn us a commission if you buy something — at no extra cost to you. Prices shown may have changed since we last checked.
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.