16 Best Coffee Tables With Storage for an Ultra-Organized Living Room

The Gramercy coffee table is packed with storage opportunities. The open shelf is great for magazines, remotes, coffee table books, and other items you need easily available but don’t want cluttering the top. But there are also two drawers where you can stash charging cords, toys, and more. And it looks amazing, to boot.

This large drum is your best bet if you’re looking to store bulkier items like cozy blankets and pillows: just move the top over to reveal hidden storage space. It comes in three beautiful colors, including a washed oak and a winter walnut.

This beautiful table is made from sustainably sourced mango wood and has a lift-top that allows for easy laptop work as well as additional storage space. It comes in four different colors and has simple iron legs that are as durable as they are stylish.

This square coffee table is great for small living rooms or even as a side table for an accent chair. It’s got rustic charm and a lift-top storage option that will hold everything from board games to books.

Iron accents are a great fit for modern or industrial-forward aesthetics, and this Pottery Barn pick is a simple, clean rectangular option. It has a low profile and features both a bottom shelf for coffee table books and a few drawers for hidden storage.

This lovely piece of furniture does double duty in your living room: it’s a fabric ottoman that can also function as a coffee table, and it has ample space inside for plenty of storage to reduce clutter. There are multiple colorways and fabric options, too, from faux leather to this tweed black fabric, so you’re sure to find something that will work well with your couch or loveseat.

Small spaces can really benefit from tripod coffee tables: the triangular shape is more compact and easier to fit into apartments. However, you don’t have to sacrifice storage for size, as this one has a shelf underneath that will nicely hold a few books and a laptop without taking up the top’s surface space.

Lift-top coffee tables are a great option for those who like to work (or snack!) in front of the television, as you can pull it up and closer to your seat to use a laptop or place things like plates and cups. Plus, this option reveals a nice bit of storage inside for you to hide your “office” when you’re done, and two drawers as well.

This round coffee table can also be used as an ottoman or even as a seat, and the wooden top lifts to reveal a generous amount of storage. It’s a great option for small spaces and comes in a few different colors.

If you prefer to stay as true as possible to mid-century modern style, this gorgeous coffee table is the perfect fit for your home. It has an open shelf, as well as a drawer that can provide hidden storage space for things like remotes, tablets, or notebooks.

This coffee table is made for those with a rustic home style: It features two sliding barnhouse doors that reveal hidden storage areas and has a two-toned distressed oak finish. The middle of the coffee table also has adjustable open shelving.

This oval coffee table has a sleek, modern look and was designed in Denmark. It has sliding tambour doors that reveal storage space inside, and it comes in three different colors.

While this coffee table only has open storage, it’ll still hold plenty of decorative storage bins, books, or electronics. However, it’s the colors of this option that really stand out. Perfect for the maximalist, it comes in shades like cranberry red, lime, cobalt blue, seafoam blue, and blush pink.

Apothecary-style tables are a memorable, vintage style for those who want a more antique look. There’s distressed metal legs and hardware on this table, and it has two full-sized pull drawers to help reduce clutter in the home.

If you want a unique table that has a lot more storage space, consider this drum option from West Elm. It comes in three antique finishes, including bronze, light bronze, and brass. It’ll be the centerpiece of the home, especially when you lift off the top to reveal the space inside.

Glass tops on coffee tables can be appealing because they’re so easy to clean and maintain, but this option also has extra storage thanks to open shelving.