Viosimc builds its coffee tables around the same vocabulary: oak wood, a low shelf for storage, and lines that borrow from both Scandinavian and industrial style depending on the model. The four models on this page vary mainly in shade and leg shape, between decorative vertical slats and X-shaped crossed legs that keep the view clear. All share very similar measurements, which makes comparing easier: the real difference lies in the style and in how each structure copes with dust and floor stability in the living room. Some finishes suit a bright living room better, others a darker room. Plenty to spot which one is missing from your living room, comparing mainly the legs and shade rather than the size, which is nearly identical across models.
Viosimc Table Basse Moderne avec Lattes Décoratives en Bois et Étagère
90cmx60cmx45cm · Wotan Oak Black
At 90 cm long and 60 cm wide, 45 cm under the top, in Wotan Oak Black, with decorative wooden slats under the handy shelf. Viosimc goes for a contemporary, minimalist-touch style for this modern, elegant coffee table, but the exposed slats collect more dust than a solid shelf, needing wiping a bit more often than the top above. Assembly still stays simple for one person, with no special tool needed beforehand.
90 cm by 60 cm on the floor, 45 cm tall, a 20 mm-thick X-shaped leg design, in Oak - White with a natural craft-oak grain, which incorporates an easy-to-reach mid-shelf for magazines between the two crossed legs. This modern Scandinavian style, paired with the matt white structure Viosimc announces, keeps the view clear under the table, but it stays less stable than a solid leg on a floor that isn't perfectly level — worth checking before fixing the legs for good. The mid-shelf, though, stays easy to reach without bending down.
Viosimc Table Basse Moderne avec Lattes en Bois et Étagère
90cmx60cmx45cm · Artisan Antracyt
The same 90 cm by 60 cm and 45 cm tall format as the light version of the range, but in a darker, more contrasted Artisan Antracyt artisan antracyt shade for this elegant rectangular centre table. The darker look hides micro-scratches better than a light shade, while showing dust deposited on it more over the days, an upkeep detail not to neglect. The wooden slats, common to both Viosimc versions, need the same weekly wipe-down.
90 cm wide by 45 cm tall, Oak Wotan wotan oak top on an X-shaped base mixing wood and matt black, an industrial design Viosimc presents as authentic-looking. The mid-shelf on this built-in storage unit stays handy for magazines and books, but its bolder style suits a living room after discretion less well. The X-shaped base, though, clears the floor nicely to make vacuuming easier around the piece.
Wooden slats or X-shaped crossed legs: two different looks
The two models with decorative slats, in wotan oak black or artisan antracyt, close off the structure under the top more, for a visually heavier look in the room. Slatted panels close off the base more than crossed legs do, a difference unrelated to our pick of black designs. The X-leg versions, craft oak & white or industrial wotan oak, clear the view and lighten the space visually, a better fit for a small, tight living room. What lies underneath counts as well: the coffee table with a dark floor page explains how flooring shifts that visual weight.
Neither option wins outright — it's a matter of style and of how much storage you actually need day to day in your living room.
The choice is often made by eye, comparing the two Viosimc structures side by side before settling on the one that fits best with the rest of the furniture already in place.
Key point The choice is often made by eye, comparing the two Viosimc structures side by side before settling on the one that fits best with the rest of the furniture already in place.
Viosimc's oak shades, light or dark
The craft oak & white's light shade suits a bright living room and visually enlarges the available space, while the darker artisan antracyt and wotan oak better hide the small everyday marks that build up over time. The choice mainly depends on the light already present in your room. Paler shades open a room further still, and the white coffee table on castors page adds mobility to that brightness.
In both cases, a dry cloth is enough for regular care; avoid standing water on the wood, which leaves a more visible mark on a matt finish than on a classic glossy varnish.
Under warm artificial light in the evening, Viosimc's shades look closer to each other than in full daylight, worth remembering if you're choosing mainly from a photo.
Key point Under warm artificial light in the evening, Viosimc's shades look closer to each other than in full daylight, worth remembering if you're choosing mainly from a photo.
Why such close dimensions across models, and checking stability
The four models on this page share very close measurements, which isn't a flaw but a range logic — Viosimc offers the same format across variations in style rather than multiplying available sizes. Where one fixed format simply will not do, the white extendable coffee table page covers tops that grow when guests arrive.
As a result, the choice comes down almost entirely to looks and the leg structure, slats or X-shaped crossed legs, rather than the floor space actually taken up, which stays comparable from one model to another in the living room.
An X-shaped leg rests on two contact points per side rather than four straight legs, making it more sensitive to a floor that isn't perfectly level.
Key point An X-shaped leg rests on two contact points per side rather than four straight legs, making it more sensitive to a floor that isn't perfectly level.
Fixing the legs, and storing without overcrowding the shelf
Set the piece up loosely before tightening the screws for good on an X-shaped leg or the decorative slats, and slide a thin shim under a leg if needed — a simple step that avoids a slight wobble felt later during everyday use. Stability is easier to judge once you know what the base carries, which is why the white LED coffee table page details lit designs and their frames.
A slatted shelf or a mid-shelf that's overloaded loses its practical purpose and ends up looking cluttered, the opposite of the discreet storage originally sought when choosing this type of table.
A regular tidy-up, even a quick one, keeps the shelf useful over time rather than letting it become a simple dumping ground that piles up without further thought.
Key point A regular tidy-up, even a quick one, keeps the shelf useful over time rather than letting it become a simple dumping ground that piles up without further thought.
The legs' role in the room's visual balance
An X-shaped leg, craft oak & white or industrial wotan oak, catches the eye more than a classic straight leg with decorative slats — it works as a decorative element in its own right rather than simply a support hidden under the top. Splitting the surface in two is another answer to a cramped room, detailed on the white nesting coffee table page.
If your living room already has plenty of visible lines, sofa with exposed legs, open shelving, the slatted structure may balance the room better than a second, very bold X repeated in the same space.
A very visually busy living room sometimes benefits from choosing the slatted version rather than the X-leg version, to avoid adding a third line of force to an already busy décor.
Key point A very visually busy living room sometimes benefits from choosing the slatted version rather than the X-leg version, to avoid adding a third line of force to an already busy décor.
Pairing a Viosimc table with a rug, and avoiding measuring mistakes
A rug that extends well beyond the table visually anchors the whole set and avoids the piece looking randomly placed in the middle of the room, especially with a very open X-leg design like the craft oak & white's. Rugs and open legs work together elsewhere too, notably across the swivel models on the WOHNLING coffee tables page.
Allow at least a good margin of visible rug all around the top for a balanced look, rather than a rug that stops right under the table's legs — a detail that changes the overall perception of the room a great deal.
Lay a piece of cardboard cut to the intended model's dimensions in the planned spot before ordering — a simple step that avoids a lot of returns once the piece is delivered home.
Key point Lay a piece of cardboard cut to the intended model's dimensions in the planned spot before ordering — a simple step that avoids a lot of returns once the piece is delivered home.
Assembly, the low shelf, and what Viosimc gets right or wrong
The number of screws and panels stays moderate on these four models, slats or X-shaped crossed legs, with assembly generally finished in about half an hour for one person following the instructions step by step.
A low shelf or a mid-shelf avoids adding extra storage furniture to an already busy living room, a real plus for a studio or small flat where every square metre counts.
The brand's strength is consistency — the four models share a vocabulary of materials, craft oak, wotan oak, decorative slats, that makes it easy to pair with other pieces from the same collection; the limit shows on the exposed slats, which collect more dust than a solid shelf, and on the X-shaped legs, slightly less stable than a solid leg on an uneven or old floor.
Key point The brand's strength is consistency — the four models share a vocabulary of materials.
Worth knowing
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between wooden slats and X-shaped crossed legs?
The slats close off the structure more for a visually heavier look in the room, while the X-shaped legs clear the view under the table. The choice mostly depends on the visual weight you want to give your living room. Both remain just as sturdy once properly assembled and fixed to the floor.
Is an X-leg table stable on an uneven floor?
It stays broadly stable in everyday use, but a little less so than a solid leg on old tiles or a parquet that's shifted slightly over time. Check with a spirit level and a small shim if needed. A thin shim under one leg is generally enough to correct a slight imbalance on the floor.
Do I need to clean a slatted shelf more often than a solid one?
Yes, the gaps between slats trap dust that a solid surface naturally avoids. A wipe with a cloth or a vacuum with a narrow nozzle once a week is enough to keep the shelf clean. This quick step stops dust building up visibly between the slats.
Does a dark shade show more dust than a light one?
A bit more visually, yes — dust shows up more against a dark background than a light one. In exchange, it hides small scratches better than a light finish over the months of use. The choice mainly depends on how bright your living room is and how much upkeep you're prepared to give it.
What length should I choose relative to my sofa?
Aim for around two-thirds of your sofa's total length once installed in the living room. A longer table generally overhangs the armrests and hinders movement all around it. This simple rule works for most two- or three-seat sofas on the market.
Do the four Viosimc models share the same height?
Their heights stay very close from one model to another in the range. The real difference lies in the legs and the shade rather than the size. Compare mainly the style before deciding between the four versions.
Does the wood used dislike humidity from an adjoining bathroom?
This furniture is built for a dry living room, not a room with continuous humidity. Regular exposure to steam can slightly swell the wood fibres. Choose a spot away from a direct source of humidity.
Can I add pads under the legs to protect the floor?
Yes, a set of self-adhesive pads fits easily under each leg. This simple step protects a fragile parquet floor against micro-scratches from small movements. It doesn't affect the piece's stability once in place.
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