IDIMEX is the best-stocked brand on this page, with six coffee tables covering almost every common living-room need: a simple top with no storage, a TV unit with a low shelf, and three models with drawers for stowing remotes or magazines out of sight. The material also changes from one reference to the next, from raw, waxed solid pine to more scratch-resistant melamine board for everyday use. Six tables, six different uses: the one that suits you best mainly depends on how much space you want to give to storage in your living room, and the style you're after, between simple, functional and more dressed-up looking.
IDIMEX Table Basse LUZERNA rectangulaire pour Salon en Bois Massif Bru
110 x 45 x 60 cm · Brown Dark
110 cm long for this IDIMEX table named Luzerna, in solid pine, Brown Dark shade, with a plain finish. The manufacturer describes elegant simplicity, a clean, timeless design that brings a touch of simplicity and refinement, with no drawer or visible shelf, just a plain top set on straight legs. The solid pine keeps the natural mark of the wood visible on the surface. The trade-off of a bare top: no compartment hides everyday small items, unlike other tables in the same IDIMEX range that fit a handy drawer for this kind of use.
IDIMEX Table Basse Salto rectangulaire pour Salon en Bois Massif Blanc
110 x 45 x 60 cm · White
110 cm long, the same general silhouette as the Luzerna but in White, under the name Salto this time. The manufacturer describes a country style, a timeless design and a simplicity that evokes the rustic elegance of country houses for this solid wood IDIMEX table, with the same simple format and no hidden storage. This light shade fits easily into a bright living room or one already leaning towards light tones. The trade-off of this white shade: it shows fingerprints and splashes more than a darker finish such as the neighbouring Luzerna's brown in the range. A glass coaster limits this risk day to day.
120 cm long for the Noelle, a IDIMEX living-room table or TV unit that also doubles as a TV stand thanks to a low Oak Sonoma/White shelf. Made from particleboard covered with a scratch-resistant, easy-to-maintain melamine according to the manufacturer, it holds up better than raw wood exposed directly. This dual coffee table and TV support function clearly sets it apart from the other five IDIMEX references on this page. The trade-off of this TV-unit format: its lower height makes it less practical as a simple side coffee table than a classic, taller four-legged model.
IDIMEX Table Basse de Salon Cancun rectangulaire en Bois avec 2 tiroir
100 cm x 60 cm x 44 cm · Brown
100 cm long for the Cancun, an IDIMEX table in Brown solid pine with two drawers for real closed storage day to day. The tinted, waxed finish, highlighted by the manufacturer, leaves the wood's grain visible across the whole piece. This warmer style suits a living room after a country or rustic mood. The trade-off of this waxed finish: it needs slightly more attentive upkeep than a melamine panel, sensitive to water marks if not wiped quickly after contact.
IDIMEX Table Basse de Salon Salsa rectangulaire en Bois Style Mexicain
100 x 45 x 60 cm · Finish Tinted/Waxed
100 cm long for the Salsa, a IDIMEX table with a bold Mexican style, in solid pine with two drawers, Finish Tinted/Waxed tinted and waxed finish. The manufacturer notes that the wood's grain stays visible and that the handle contributes to the rustic style of the range. This bold style particularly appeals in an interior that embraces splashes of colour and character. The trade-off of its bold style: its more rustic lines fit less easily with a very streamlined or already-set Scandinavian living room.
Table Basse Tibor Style scandinave Design Vintage Nordique Table de Sa
90 x 36 x 60 cm · White
90 cm long for the Tibor, Scandinavian style and Nordic vintage design, the most dressed-up of the six with two drawers and two extra open compartments, in solid pine finished with a White stain from IDIMEX, the wood's grain staying visible according to the manufacturer. This generous storage format makes it the most complete reference in the whole range shown on this page. The trade-off of this generous storage: with two drawers and two open compartments, it visually takes up more floor space than a simple table like the neighbouring Luzerna or Salto.
The IDIMEX range on this page splits clearly into three groups: tables with no storage at all in a clean, timeless design, the Luzerna in dark brown and the Salto in white; the Noelle, a living-room table or TV unit with a shelf; and the two-drawer tables, Cancun, Salsa and Tibor, the last adding two extra open compartments on top of its two drawers, in that Scandinavian style and Nordic vintage design the manufacturer claims. Storage level splits this range into three groups, and our guide to folding styling sorts by a different feature altogether.
The more storage an IDIMEX table packs in, the more visual volume it takes up: an already furniture-heavy living room will do better choosing the Luzerna or the Salto, more discreet, while a living room short on storage will make the most of the Tibor and its four combined storage spaces.
Key point The more storage an IDIMEX table packs in.
Solid pine or melamine board at IDIMEX
Luzerna, Salto, Cancun, Salsa and Tibor are in solid pine with a tinted, waxed finish, which leaves the wood's grain visible across the whole piece according to the manufacturer, but needs slightly more attentive upkeep against water marks. The Noelle, in particleboard covered with a scratch-resistant, very easy-to-maintain melamine, holds up better day to day at the cost of a slightly less natural look.
None of the six IDIMEX tables exceeds the usual 45 cm height recommended for a coffee table: Luzerna and Salto reach 45 cm, Cancun 44 cm, Salsa 45 cm, Tibor 36 cm and the Noelle 40 cm.
Key point None of the six IDIMEX tables exceeds the usual 45 cm height recommended for a coffee table: Luzerna and Salto reach 45 cm, Cancun 44 cm, Salsa 45 cm, Tibor 36 cm and the Noelle 40 cm.
Luzerna, Salto, Noelle, Cancun, Salsa, Tibor: six names to recognise
These six names each name a different table at IDIMEX, but all share one manufacturing point in common, a base in solid wood or assembled board with visible legs. The Luzerna, in dark brown solid pine, and the Salto, in the same silhouette but in white, differ really only by the shade claimed, elegant simplicity for one, a country style evoking the rustic elegance of country houses for the other.
The Salsa, with its bold Mexican style and its handle contributing to the rustic style of the range, and the Tibor, with its Scandinavian style and Nordic vintage design, show more worked-on lines than the Luzerna or the Salto, which are deliberately plain and understated.
How to split the six IDIMEX tables by living-room size
In a small living room, the Tibor needs some thought: its two drawers and two open compartments on top of the main top make it the most visually bulky reference in the whole range. The Luzerna and the Salto, plainer and with no hidden storage, suit this compact use better.
For a medium to large living room, the Cancun or the Salsa, both in tinted, waxed solid pine with two drawers, strike a good balance between useful storage and reasonable footprint. The Noelle stands apart: its TV-unit function with a shelf justifies positioning it against a wall rather than at the centre of the living room.
Key point The Noelle stands apart: its TV-unit function with a shelf justifies positioning it against a wall rather than at the centre of the living room.
Don't mix up Luzerna and Salto, Cancun and Salsa
The Luzerna and the Salto look very alike at first glance, sharing almost the same silhouette and differing really only in the shade of the solid pine, dark brown for one, white for the other. Cancun and Salsa share two drawers in tinted, waxed solid pine, but the Salsa embraces a bolder Mexican style with its distinctive handle, while the Cancun stays more neutral.
Before ordering, always compare the product pages side by side: a detail like the presence of a drawer, a shelf or a compartment completely changes the actual use of the piece once installed in your home, more than the shade or style, which stays a matter of taste.
Key point Before ordering.
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Frequently asked questions
Which IDIMEX table should I choose to store magazines?
The Cancun, the Salsa or the Tibor, all fitted with two closed drawers, suit this better than the Luzerna or the Salto, which offer no closed storage on their bare top.
Can the Noelle replace a classic TV unit?
It's designed for exactly this use thanks to its built-in low shelf, but its reduced height stays closer to a coffee table than a proper TV unit on tall legs, worth checking against the size of your screen.
Does the solid pine on the IDIMEX tables mind damp?
The tinted, waxed finish protects the wood from normal use without issue, but a glass left spilled and unwiped for a long time can still mark the visible surface.
Do the Tibor's drawers close easily?
The manufacturer doesn't mention any particular mechanism for this reference: these are classic drawers on simple runners, with no soft-close feature stated on the product page.
Can several IDIMEX tables be paired in the same living room?
Yes, several references share a close shade or style, such as the Cancun and the Salsa, both in tinted, waxed solid pine with two drawers each.
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