Vicco offers coffee tables with a confident Scandinavian style, often mounted on castors to move from room to room. This page gathers its models alongside a few close neighbours by use: a set of two nesting tables, a two-tier smoked glass top, an industrial rectangle in wood with visible grain. Each answers a different living-room setup, from the small flat that occasionally hosts guests to the larger lounge looking for a real visual anchor. Some go for mobility, others for material or a play on levels. Plenty to compare one style against another before knowing which one really works with your sofa. Colour, from glossy black to natural oak, also carries as much weight in the final choice as shape itself. Our other brand options page covers further styles beyond Vicco's Scandinavian lean.
A Montreal set from Vicco, two tables in Black High Shine, presented by the manufacturer as the perfect choice for every home with a design that fits universally into any interior. This 2-piece coffee table set relies on flexibility rather than size: two small, compact surfaces, less generous day to day than a single wide, fixed table. The high-gloss finish also shows fingerprints faster than a matt one, making a microfibre cloth your best friend.
109 cm long by 55 cm deep, 39.5 cm tall, in Black with a double storage space at the centre of the piece. LIFEZEAL plays the industrial-design card with its classic colour palette and visible natural wood grain, but this bold look clashes with a living room going for discretion. The two storage levels, though, stay reachable without needing to bend down too far.
100 cm by 50 cm, 48 cm tall, two tempered smoked-glass tops from the Ora Calicosy collection on a Black black metal frame, described by the manufacturer as sturdy and contemporary. The second level adds a useful surface, but like any glass top it needs more frequent care than a solid wood table, especially with children around. The black metal frame, sturdy and stable, doesn't shift once set on the floor.
80 cm across for 46 cm tall, Vicco's Calgary living-room table in Black, with elegant legs that keep the floor clear all round. Its stylish, all-purpose looks target, according to Vicco, a compact lounge; its small size suits it more to a reading corner than a three-seat sofa, where it would look a bit lost in the middle of the rug. Its spacious work surface and elegant legs, on the other hand, make vacuuming all around the piece easier.
The Bibo castor-mounted living-room table from Vicco, in White/Oak Gold, presented as a smart addition to any interior thanks to its optimal design. This side table's large storage space suits flat items, but it rolls less well once loaded with heavy items — worth remembering if you're storing books. The castors, meanwhile, glide silently on a well-kept parquet floor.
The Maik castor-mounted living-room table from Vicco, in Oak Gold/Anthracite; Vicco presents it as the right choice for an elegant, practical design that fits in easily. The design mixes golden oak and anthracite for a bolder look than a plain wood, which isn't neutral: it needs a décor that accepts this deliberate visual contrast. The castors on this side table still give the same ease of movement as the rest of the range.
Choosing between the Montreal set of two small tables and a single model like the Calgary mostly comes down to use: the two nesting tables split up for drinks with a group, then stack together one under the other the rest of the time. Two small tables versus one large surface comes down to how you entertain, separate from a colour choice like the charcoal-toned tops. The Calgary always stays in place and offers more surface area in one go. If mobility matters more to you than a matching pair, the VCM coffee tables page gathers rolling models built around solid wood.
Neither is better in absolute terms — it all depends on how often you host and how much space you're willing to clear day to day in your living room.
The Montreal nesting format also has a delivery advantage: two lightweight tables are easier to carry and assemble than a single large, bulky top to haul up the stairs alone.
Key point The Montreal nesting format also has a delivery advantage: two lightweight tables are easier to carry and assemble than a single large, bulky top to haul up the stairs alone.
Smoked glass, industrial wood or a glossy finish
The tempered smoked glass on the Calicosy Ora brings visual lightness to a small room, without darkening it the way a solid, opaque top would. LIFEZEAL's industrial-style wood, by contrast, visually anchors the table and suits a living room after character rather than discretion. Finish choices reach further than smoked glass, and the walnut or gold coffee table comparison covers two very different moods.
The Montreal set's high-gloss finish, meanwhile, shows fingerprints more than a matt one, but reflects the available light better in a room without much natural light.
LIFEZEAL's industrial wood, with its visible grain, ages differently from the other two materials: it gains character over time rather than losing its original shine.
Key point LIFEZEAL's industrial wood, with its visible grain, ages differently from the other two materials: it gains character over time rather than losing its original shine.
Castors at Vicco: a real plus for reorganising
The Bibo and Maik models move on castors, a choice that makes cleaning the floor easier and lets you reconfigure the living room depending on the moment — sofa pulled closer for a film, pushed back to host guests. Scale works the other way round in a generous room, as the large living room coffee table page explains.
The trade-off comes at loading time: a Bibo or Maik loaded with heavy items moves less easily than empty, and some castors mark a fragile parquet if they're not suited to the floor covering.
A quick test pushing the empty table lets you spot any unusual friction before it's installed for good against the sofa.
Key point A quick test pushing the empty table lets you spot any unusual friction before it's installed for good against the sofa.
Small space or large room: matching size to the space
The compact Calgary naturally finds its place in a studio flat or facing a two-seat sofa, where a larger model would look out of scale and hinder movement around it. Surface area serves other uses too, and the coffee table for a TV page explains what stability that particular job demands.
On the other hand, the rectangular LIFEZEAL or the two-tier Calicosy Ora top suit a wide sofa better, where a small isolated table would struggle to balance the room visually.
Between the two, always measure the space actually available around the sofa rather than relying only on the product photo.
Key point Between the two, always measure the space actually available around the sofa rather than relying only on the product photo.
Comparing the smoked glass top's two levels, and the models' weight
The Calicosy Ora's top level stays the easiest to reach for everyday use, setting down a glass or a remote without bending towards the floor. Reaching a remote easily is one thing; swallowing a child's clutter is another, handled on the coffee table for storing toys page.
The lower level suits more static storage — stacked magazines or a folded throw — that you don't move several times a day like the items on top.
A solid wood top like LIFEZEAL's, or a metal one, generally weighs more than a smoked-glass top of comparable size, an advantage for stability but a drawback for frequent moving.
Key point A solid wood top like LIFEZEAL's, or a metal one, generally weighs more than a smoked-glass top of comparable size, an advantage for stability but a drawback for frequent moving.
Small Vicco tables and large living rooms: a matter of scale
A compact Calgary lost in front of a three-seat sofa isn't fixed by centring it more; the proportion gap stays visible whatever position you choose. The shape of your sofa changes the whole calculation, as the coffee table with a chaise longue page makes clear.
In that case, it's better to pair it with the Montreal set of two small tables or add a rug that visually marks out the sofa zone, rather than forcing one small table to fill the whole centre of the room.
A wide enough rug under the set also helps visually anchor a Calgary in a large living room, rather than leaving it floating alone in the middle of the space.
Key point A wide enough rug under the set also helps visually anchor a Calgary in a large living room, rather than leaving it floating alone in the middle of the space.
Colour, castor locks, and what these models get right
The Montreal set's high-gloss black catches the light for a crisp look, but shows every fingerprint far more than the Bibo's white and golden oak.
An unlocked Bibo or Maik can slide slightly when setting down a heavy dish or leaning on it to get up from the sofa, a detail that surprises the first time; spot the locking system as soon as it's delivered, before the table carries anything, to avoid an unexpected shift on the day you host several guests.
The castor-mounted Bibo and Maik tables get mobility right — easy to push to vacuum or bring closer to the sofa — and the Calicosy Ora's smoked glass adds a second storage level without visually weighing down the room; the shared limit is upkeep, as glass and the Montreal's glossy finish show marks faster than a matt wood, and the Montreal set offers less surface than a fixed, single Calgary or LIFEZEAL.
Worth knowing
Frequently asked questions
Does a set of two nesting tables suit a small living room?
Yes, it's even a plus — the two tables stack one under the other when not in use, and only separate when you have guests over. They take up less space at rest than one single large fixed table. They suit a living room that hosts occasionally just as well as everyday solo use.
Does smoked glass clean like clear glass?
The same way — a dry microfibre cloth for fingerprints, soapy water once a week for accumulated fine dust. The smoked shade just hides marks a little better between cleans. A simple care routine is enough to keep the top looking clean between more thorough cleans.
Do the castors lock once the table is in place?
Not automatically — check whether your model offers a dedicated lock. Without one, an accidental push can make the table slide slightly, worth watching if you have young children at home. On a slightly sloped floor, this detail matters even more.
Does an industrial style go with a light Scandinavian sofa?
The contrast often works well — the dark wood and black metal stand out against a light sofa rather than blending in completely. It's a matter of personal taste, but mixing styles is common in interior design. A neutral rug between the two helps bridge them visually if the contrast feels too strong at first.
How much circulation space should I keep around a coffee table?
Allow a free passage of about 40 to 50 cm between the table and the sofa to move around without hindrance. Below that, you bump into it easily; above it, the table sits too far away to reach a glass without leaning. This margin holds for a rectangular living room as much as an L-shaped space around a corner sofa.
Is the set of two tables sold separately?
No, the two tables are designed and sold together as a single set. They stack one under the other to take up the space of just one piece at rest. Separated, they cover two different uses in the same room.
Does the industrial wood top need any special treatment?
A dry cloth day to day is enough for regular upkeep of the wood. A nourishing product now and then extends the dark shade's finish. A glass set down without a coaster often leaves a stubborn ring, much harder to remove on this kind of finish.
Can I swap the castors for fixed legs?
No, the castors are part of the structure and can't be removed without affecting stability. If you're after a fixed model, it's better to choose a table with straight legs directly from the range. Mixing the two systems isn't intended by the manufacturer.
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