Jack Coffee Table
The Jack Coffee Table is the matching living-room piece to the Jack TV Unit — same solid acacia wood, same slim black trim frame around the front face, same splayed timber legs at the corners, all scaled down to coffee table proportions. A single drawer on the left side handles concealed storage for remotes and clutter, while an open compartment on the right keeps books and magazines visible. The natural acacia grain and warm light-brown tone do most of the styling work, with the black trim adding quiet architectural definition rather than heavy contrast.
Solid Acacia Wood
Built from solid acacia hardwood — natural grain variation, visible knots, and the warm light-brown tone that gives every piece its own character rather than the uniform finish of MDF or veneer.
Drawer & Open Compartment
One pull-out drawer on the left handles concealed storage for remotes, coasters, and the everyday clutter that builds up around a sofa. One open compartment on the right keeps books, magazines, and styled items visible.
Slim Black Trim Frame
The same slim black trim line as the matching Jack TV Unit runs around the front face — a quiet architectural detail that adds definition and contrast against the warm timber without overwhelming the natural grain.
Splayed Timber Legs
Four tapered timber legs splay outward at the corners — the same classic mid-century-modern detail used on the matching Jack TV Unit, here in coffee-table proportions for a lighter footprint.
About Solid Acacia Wood
Acacia is a dense tropical hardwood known for its natural grain variation, warm light-brown tone, and visible knots and figuring — characteristics that give every piece a slightly different look rather than the uniform finish of MDF or veneer. Solid timber construction holds up well across years of regular handling, and the surface can be refreshed periodically with a soft timber polish or wax to bring back the depth of the grain. Built for everyday living-room use across years of regular handling.
Dust Regularly
Wipe the top, drawer front, and legs weekly with a soft, dry microfibre cloth to lift dust before it settles into the grain.
Use Coasters Always
Place coasters under cups and felt pads under heavier objects on the timber top. Solid timber is vulnerable to water rings if liquid sits on the surface — coasters are a non-negotiable for daily use.
Wipe Spills Promptly
Wipe spills as soon as they happen with a slightly damp cloth, then dry the area immediately afterwards. Don't leave moisture on the surface — even brief soaking can leave permanent marks.
Keep Out of Direct Sun
Position away from prolonged direct sunlight to prevent the timber from fading or drying unevenly over time. UV exposure can shift the colour of acacia significantly.
Jack Coffee Table — Full Product Details
The Jack Coffee Table is the matching living-room piece to the Jack TV Unit, built from solid acacia hardwood with the same clean, mid-century-modern silhouette. Acacia is a dense tropical hardwood known for natural grain variation, visible knots, and a warm light-brown tone — characteristics that give every piece a slightly different look rather than the uniform finish you get from MDF or veneer. The storage layout splits across two sections: a single pull-out drawer on the left handles concealed storage for remotes, coasters, and the everyday clutter that builds up around a sofa, while an open compartment on the right keeps books, magazines, and styled items visible — a useful balance between concealed and on-display storage in coffee-table proportions.
Two design details give the Jack Coffee Table its distinct character within a solid-timber category — both shared with the matching Jack TV Unit. A slim black trim frame runs around the front face — a quiet architectural detail that adds definition and contrast without overwhelming the timber. Four splayed tapered timber legs at the corners lift the body off the floor with a classic mid-century-modern silhouette. The combination reads as Scandinavian-modern rather than rustic-farmhouse — pairs comfortably with sage and eucalyptus walls, soft cream and white upholstery, natural-fibre rugs in jute or sisal, and the kind of warm-neutral palette typical of Scandi, Japandi, and contemporary mid-century interiors.
The Jack Coffee Table is well-suited to family living rooms, apartments and condos, and homes where natural materials and timber character are the priority alongside a cleaner, less rustic aesthetic. It pairs directly with the matching Jack TV Unit in the same finish to complete the living-room set. See it in person at our Rocklea, Sandgate, Bundall (Gold Coast), North Ipswich, and Beenleigh showrooms.
The Jack Coffee Table is the matching living-room piece to the Jack TV Unit — same solid acacia wood, same slim black trim frame around the front face, same splayed timber legs at the corners, all scaled down to coffee table proportions. A single drawer on the left side handles concealed storage for remotes and clutter, while an open compartment on the right keeps books and magazines visible. The natural acacia grain and warm light-brown tone do most of the styling work, with the black trim adding quiet architectural definition rather than heavy contrast.
Solid Acacia Wood
Built from solid acacia hardwood — natural grain variation, visible knots, and the warm light-brown tone that gives every piece its own character rather than the uniform finish of MDF or veneer.
Drawer & Open Compartment
One pull-out drawer on the left handles concealed storage for remotes, coasters, and the everyday clutter that builds up around a sofa. One open compartment on the right keeps books, magazines, and styled items visible.
Slim Black Trim Frame
The same slim black trim line as the matching Jack TV Unit runs around the front face — a quiet architectural detail that adds definition and contrast against the warm timber without overwhelming the natural grain.
Splayed Timber Legs
Four tapered timber legs splay outward at the corners — the same classic mid-century-modern detail used on the matching Jack TV Unit, here in coffee-table proportions for a lighter footprint.
About Solid Acacia Wood
Acacia is a dense tropical hardwood known for its natural grain variation, warm light-brown tone, and visible knots and figuring — characteristics that give every piece a slightly different look rather than the uniform finish of MDF or veneer. Solid timber construction holds up well across years of regular handling, and the surface can be refreshed periodically with a soft timber polish or wax to bring back the depth of the grain. Built for everyday living-room use across years of regular handling.
Dust Regularly
Wipe the top, drawer front, and legs weekly with a soft, dry microfibre cloth to lift dust before it settles into the grain.
Use Coasters Always
Place coasters under cups and felt pads under heavier objects on the timber top. Solid timber is vulnerable to water rings if liquid sits on the surface — coasters are a non-negotiable for daily use.
Wipe Spills Promptly
Wipe spills as soon as they happen with a slightly damp cloth, then dry the area immediately afterwards. Don't leave moisture on the surface — even brief soaking can leave permanent marks.
Keep Out of Direct Sun
Position away from prolonged direct sunlight to prevent the timber from fading or drying unevenly over time. UV exposure can shift the colour of acacia significantly.
Jack Coffee Table — Full Product Details
The Jack Coffee Table is the matching living-room piece to the Jack TV Unit, built from solid acacia hardwood with the same clean, mid-century-modern silhouette. Acacia is a dense tropical hardwood known for natural grain variation, visible knots, and a warm light-brown tone — characteristics that give every piece a slightly different look rather than the uniform finish you get from MDF or veneer. The storage layout splits across two sections: a single pull-out drawer on the left handles concealed storage for remotes, coasters, and the everyday clutter that builds up around a sofa, while an open compartment on the right keeps books, magazines, and styled items visible — a useful balance between concealed and on-display storage in coffee-table proportions.
Two design details give the Jack Coffee Table its distinct character within a solid-timber category — both shared with the matching Jack TV Unit. A slim black trim frame runs around the front face — a quiet architectural detail that adds definition and contrast without overwhelming the timber. Four splayed tapered timber legs at the corners lift the body off the floor with a classic mid-century-modern silhouette. The combination reads as Scandinavian-modern rather than rustic-farmhouse — pairs comfortably with sage and eucalyptus walls, soft cream and white upholstery, natural-fibre rugs in jute or sisal, and the kind of warm-neutral palette typical of Scandi, Japandi, and contemporary mid-century interiors.
The Jack Coffee Table is well-suited to family living rooms, apartments and condos, and homes where natural materials and timber character are the priority alongside a cleaner, less rustic aesthetic. It pairs directly with the matching Jack TV Unit in the same finish to complete the living-room set. See it in person at our Rocklea, Sandgate, Bundall (Gold Coast), North Ipswich, and Beenleigh showrooms.
Original: $309.44
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$92.83Description
The Jack Coffee Table is the matching living-room piece to the Jack TV Unit — same solid acacia wood, same slim black trim frame around the front face, same splayed timber legs at the corners, all scaled down to coffee table proportions. A single drawer on the left side handles concealed storage for remotes and clutter, while an open compartment on the right keeps books and magazines visible. The natural acacia grain and warm light-brown tone do most of the styling work, with the black trim adding quiet architectural definition rather than heavy contrast.
Solid Acacia Wood
Built from solid acacia hardwood — natural grain variation, visible knots, and the warm light-brown tone that gives every piece its own character rather than the uniform finish of MDF or veneer.
Drawer & Open Compartment
One pull-out drawer on the left handles concealed storage for remotes, coasters, and the everyday clutter that builds up around a sofa. One open compartment on the right keeps books, magazines, and styled items visible.
Slim Black Trim Frame
The same slim black trim line as the matching Jack TV Unit runs around the front face — a quiet architectural detail that adds definition and contrast against the warm timber without overwhelming the natural grain.
Splayed Timber Legs
Four tapered timber legs splay outward at the corners — the same classic mid-century-modern detail used on the matching Jack TV Unit, here in coffee-table proportions for a lighter footprint.
About Solid Acacia Wood
Acacia is a dense tropical hardwood known for its natural grain variation, warm light-brown tone, and visible knots and figuring — characteristics that give every piece a slightly different look rather than the uniform finish of MDF or veneer. Solid timber construction holds up well across years of regular handling, and the surface can be refreshed periodically with a soft timber polish or wax to bring back the depth of the grain. Built for everyday living-room use across years of regular handling.
Dust Regularly
Wipe the top, drawer front, and legs weekly with a soft, dry microfibre cloth to lift dust before it settles into the grain.
Use Coasters Always
Place coasters under cups and felt pads under heavier objects on the timber top. Solid timber is vulnerable to water rings if liquid sits on the surface — coasters are a non-negotiable for daily use.
Wipe Spills Promptly
Wipe spills as soon as they happen with a slightly damp cloth, then dry the area immediately afterwards. Don't leave moisture on the surface — even brief soaking can leave permanent marks.
Keep Out of Direct Sun
Position away from prolonged direct sunlight to prevent the timber from fading or drying unevenly over time. UV exposure can shift the colour of acacia significantly.
Jack Coffee Table — Full Product Details
The Jack Coffee Table is the matching living-room piece to the Jack TV Unit, built from solid acacia hardwood with the same clean, mid-century-modern silhouette. Acacia is a dense tropical hardwood known for natural grain variation, visible knots, and a warm light-brown tone — characteristics that give every piece a slightly different look rather than the uniform finish you get from MDF or veneer. The storage layout splits across two sections: a single pull-out drawer on the left handles concealed storage for remotes, coasters, and the everyday clutter that builds up around a sofa, while an open compartment on the right keeps books, magazines, and styled items visible — a useful balance between concealed and on-display storage in coffee-table proportions.
Two design details give the Jack Coffee Table its distinct character within a solid-timber category — both shared with the matching Jack TV Unit. A slim black trim frame runs around the front face — a quiet architectural detail that adds definition and contrast without overwhelming the timber. Four splayed tapered timber legs at the corners lift the body off the floor with a classic mid-century-modern silhouette. The combination reads as Scandinavian-modern rather than rustic-farmhouse — pairs comfortably with sage and eucalyptus walls, soft cream and white upholstery, natural-fibre rugs in jute or sisal, and the kind of warm-neutral palette typical of Scandi, Japandi, and contemporary mid-century interiors.
The Jack Coffee Table is well-suited to family living rooms, apartments and condos, and homes where natural materials and timber character are the priority alongside a cleaner, less rustic aesthetic. It pairs directly with the matching Jack TV Unit in the same finish to complete the living-room set. See it in person at our Rocklea, Sandgate, Bundall (Gold Coast), North Ipswich, and Beenleigh showrooms.
