Decorating a Two Tier Glass Coffee Table
Adding a two tier glass coffee table is an excellent way to modernize a room. But with any table, it’s important to choose the right décor and accessories to create the look you want. Here are some tips to help dress up your two tier coffee table.
Choose a Color Scheme
The first step in creating your coffee table look is to decide on a color scheme. Opt for a few neutral colors that go with the overall theme of the room and accessories to introduce various hues. This will ensure your coffee table reflects a beautiful and cohesively styled look.
Tackle Clutter
The less cluttered your coffee table appears, the better it will look. Start by removing unnecessary or bulky items like books, magazines and photos. This also includes any extra items that are taking up too much space. By keeping the table clean, you will be able to arrange your objects more effectively and achieve a nice look.
Add Dramatic Touches
Once the clutter has been confined, fill the coffee table with dramatic pieces that would look amazing on the table. Books, flowers, decorative trays, or statues all work well. Be creative and have fun with it!
Light It Up
Lighting is essential in making any coffee table look beautiful. Use small accent lights to enhance the existing lighting in the room. This will also add a warm and relaxing atmosphere.
Greenery & Other Accessories
The right type of greenery can easily add a great finishing touch to your table. Small potted plants, ivy, or twigs are great items to add to the table. You can also choose to add a few other decorations such as vases, candles, glass bowls and sculptures.
The Final Look
Now that you have followed these tips, here’s what your two-tier glass coffee table should look like:
- A clean, clutter-free surface
- A color scheme
- Interesting accents and items
- Well-placed lighting
- Stylish greenery and other accessories
Follow these easy tips and in no time, you’ll have a beautiful two-tier glass coffee table that will compliment the style of any room.
