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Best Magnussen Coffee Tables 2026: 3 Picks by Shape and Specs

The Magnussen Bellamy Rectangular Cocktail Table is the top pick in this list: it is the only model with a full set of stated dimensions (19 by 50 by 30 inches) and the only one classified in the 48 inches and over bracket. The three Magnussen coffee tables in the current catalogue are compared here on shape, finish and stated specifications. Prices are live from the store listing and were not used to rank the picks. No unit was tested for this guide.

3 picks from 4 coffee tables that match this guide with a price we can quote today. Each price below is read live and stamped with the time it was read.

The short list

Who each pick suits

  • For expansive living rooms: Choose the Bellamy for a large rectangular footprint with confirmed dimensions. See pick 1
  • For an octagonal focal point: Choose the Lenox for the only square-octagonal silhouette in the lineup. See pick 2
  • For gray-toned décor: Choose the Tinley Park for a rectangular table in Dovetail Gray. See pick 3

The 3 picks, one by one

1 Best overall

Magnussen Bellamy Rectangular Cocktail Table

Magnussen Bellamy Rectangular Cocktail Table

Shape
Rectangular
Longest size
48 in and over

$725.00 (as of 11/04/2026 00:05 PST - Details)

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This is the only pick with a full set of stated dimensions, 19 by 50 by 30 inches, and the only one placed in the 48 inches and over size bracket. Its rectangular top fits a conventional sofa-to-seating layout better than the octagonal Lenox, and the stated dimensions remove the guesswork that the Tinley Park leaves open.

Pros

  • Full dimensions stated: 19 by 50 by 30 inches
  • Classified in the 48 inches and over size bracket
  • Rectangular top works with a standard sofa line

Cons

  • Material and finish not stated by the seller
  • No weight given for the unit

Good fit if

  • Buyers who need a confirmed footprint before ordering
  • Living rooms with a long sofa facing the TV

Skip if

  • You want a round or octagonal silhouette
  • You need the finish to match a specific color scheme, since it is not stated

Verdict: The Bellamy is the most complete package on the spec sheet and the safest rectangular choice for a large living room.

2 Best distinctive shape

The name describes a square-octagonal form, which is unique in this list, and the nickel finish sets it apart from the Dovetail Gray Tinley Park. It is the only pick without any stated dimensions, so it suits buyers who prioritize the silhouette over a guaranteed fit.

Pros

  • Only square-octagonal silhouette in this list
  • Nickel finish is unique among the three picks
  • Reads as a centerpiece rather than a long runner

Cons

  • No dimensions stated by the seller
  • No material or weight stated by the seller
  • Octagonal top may not line up with a straight row of seating

Good fit if

  • Buyers who want a coffee table as a centerpiece rather than a long surface
  • Rooms with circular seating groups or ottomans

Skip if

  • You need a stated length to plan around a sofa
  • You prefer a traditional rectangular top

Verdict: The Lenox is the pick for a distinctive square-octagonal silhouette, provided you can work without stated dimensions.

3 Best rectangular in Dovetail Gray

The Tinley Park is the second rectangular option in the catalogue and the only one whose finish, Dovetail Gray, is named. Because its dimensions are not stated, it compares with the Bellamy on finish rather than footprint, which makes it the better match for a gray-toned room.

Pros

  • Finish named in the listing: Dovetail Gray
  • Rectangular top fits conventional sofa arrangements
  • Pairs with neutral gray and greige palettes

Cons

  • No dimensions stated by the seller
  • Material and weight not stated by the seller

Good fit if

  • Rooms with gray or neutral upholstery
  • Buyers who want a rectangle but do not need a stated size

Skip if

  • You need a confirmed footprint before buying
  • You want a finish other than Dovetail Gray, since none is stated

Verdict: The Tinley Park is the only named-finish rectangle here and a fine choice for gray-toned spaces.

Comparison table

#Coffee tableShapeMaterial namedLongest sizeLift topStorage, shelf or drawer
1Magnussen Bellamy Rectangular Cocktail TableRectangularnot stated48 in and overnot statednot stated
2Magnussen Lenox Square Octagonal Coffee Table in Nickelnot statednot statednot statednot statednot stated
3Magnussen Tinley Park Rectangular Cocktail Table in Dovetail GrayRectangularnot statednot statednot statednot stated

How this list was made

The pool for this guide is the full Magnussen coffee table catalogue: three listings matched the brand filter. We shortlisted all three, since the group is small and every entry appears in a distinct format (two rectangular tables and one square-octagonal table). Selection criteria were the availability of stated specifications (dimensions, shape, finish), the form factor that best fits common seating layouts, and whether the listing is for a new unit from the maker. Prices on the page are read live from the store listing at the time of writing and can change; they played no part in any award. No coffee table in this guide has been tested by us: claims are limited to what the seller states or what the sources listed here document.

Choosing the right one

Rectangular or octagonal: what the shape does

The Bellamy and the Tinley Park are rectangular tables, which is the conventional shape for a sofa-facing layout: a long, low surface that mirrors the line of the seating. The Lenox is described as square-octagonal, an eight-sided form that reads as almost circular and works best in the middle of a seating cluster or under a round ottoman. If your room is organized in straight rows, a rectangle keeps drinks and remotes within reach of every seat; if the seating wraps around the table, the octagon brings a focal point without sharp corners facing the walkway.

Size: stated dimensions vs inferred

Only the Bellamy lists dimensions: 19 by 50 by 30 inches, which places it in the 48 inches and over bracket. The Lenox and the Tinley Park give no dimensions in the catalogue, so their footprint has to be inferred from their names and photos. When a measurement is missing, measure your sofa and aisle space before ordering, and be ready to return the piece if the fit is off. A table that is too long blocks the path to a balcony door; one that is too short leaves the far end of a long couch unreachable.

Finishes and matching the room

Of the three picks, only the Tinley Park names a finish (Dovetail Gray) and only the Lenox names a color (Nickel). The Bellamy's finish is not stated. Dovetail Gray is a warm gray that complements neutral sofas and greige walls, while Nickel has a metallic sheen that suits modern and transitional rooms. If your flooring or rug is the dominant color in the room, let the coffee table finish be a secondary note rather than the main one; a mismatched finish is harder to correct than a mismatched size.

Wood panels and the formaldehyde rule

Since March 22, 2019, composite wood products sold in the United States, including hardwood plywood, medium-density fiberboard and particleboard used in furniture, must be labeled as TSCA Title VI compliant under the EPA rule. That rule sets emission limits for formaldehyde and requires third-party certification. The listed sellers do not state which panel material each Magnussen table uses, so look for a TSCA Title VI label on the product or its packaging if indoor air quality is a concern. Solid-wood pieces are not covered by the rule, but none of these picks states a solid-wood construction.

Furniture safety and tip-over prevention

The CPSC publishes safety education material on furniture tip-overs, and the Anchor It! campaign recommends anchoring furniture that has drawers, doors or shelves. None of the three Magnussen picks states having drawers or doors, which lowers the tip-over risk, but any low table can still shift if a child climbs on it. Anchor It! suggests using a furniture anchoring kit with brackets and straps for pieces that could topple. Before assembly, check the CPSC recalls page to see whether a specific model has a safety notice, and report any furniture-related incident to the CPSC.

Questions

Which Magnussen coffee table is the largest?

Only the Bellamy has stated dimensions: 19 by 50 by 30 inches, which places it in the 48 inches and over size bracket. The Lenox and the Tinley Park do not list dimensions in the catalogue, so it is not possible to say which is larger without measuring. If the room needs a table at least four feet long, the Bellamy is the only pick with a confirmed footprint.

Is the Lenox square or octagonal?

The listing name calls it a square-octagonal coffee table, which usually describes an eight-sided top whose outline is close to a square. It is the only pick in this guide whose shape is not rectangular. No dimensions are stated, so check your space against the seller photos before ordering. The octagonal form can sit in the middle of a circular seating group without sharp corners.

Do these tables have drawers or storage?

None of the three listings states a drawer, shelf or door. The Bellamy, Lenox and Tinley Park are all described as cocktail or coffee tables without mention of storage. If hidden storage is a requirement, confirm with the seller before purchasing, because the catalog does not show it.

Is a coffee table required to be anchored?

The CPSC and the Anchor It! campaign focus anchoring recommendations on furniture with drawers, doors and shelves, since those present the greatest tip-over hazard. None of the three picks states such features. Still, a low table can tip if a child climbs it, so the CPSC suggests securing furniture in homes with young children. Anchoring kits with wall brackets are inexpensive and take minutes to install.

What does TSCA Title VI mean for these tables?

The EPA rule requires composite wood products sold in the U.S. to be labeled TSCA Title VI compliant, covering hardwood plywood, MDF and particleboard. The rule caps formaldehyde emissions and demands third-party certification. The Magnussen listings do not state which material each table uses, so look for a label if indoor air quality matters. Solid wood does not fall under the rule.

What changed

  • : First published.

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