18 Joanna Gaines Coffee Table Styling Ideas
1. Refresh Styling Seasonally
(Image credit: Magnolia)2. Let the Table Material Shine
(Image credit: Magnolia)3. Use Decorative Bowls or Trays
(Image credit: Magnolia)4. Balance Tall and Low Elements
(Image credit: Magnolia)5. Add Something Functional
(Image credit: Magnolia)6. Layer Books as the Base
(Image credit: Magnolia)7. Bring in a Plant for Life and Height
(Image credit: Magnolia)8. Use a Tray to Anchor Decor
(Image credit: Magnolia)9. Rustic Wood Coffee Table
(Image credit: Magnolia)This solid round wood table brings a lot of warmth to the room.
A black vase with greenery and a few stacked books are all that sit on top.
I always think wood tables like this almost style themselves because the texture is already so beautiful.
10. Layered Books and Greenery
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One of Joanna Gaines’ most recognizable styling tricks is starting with a small stack of books and adding something natural on top.
A simple plant or small vase instantly softens the table and keeps it from feeling too staged.
I like this approach because it feels casual and easy to change whenever you want a refresh.
11. Natural Wood Block Table
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In this photo, the chunky wood table is styled with a candle, books, and a sculptural chain accent.
The styling is simple but interesting. The sculptural object adds personality without making the table feel cluttered.
12. Statement Vase Centerpiece
(Image credit: Magnolia)13. Relaxed Tea Table Styling
(Image credit: Magnolia)14. Keep the Layout Loose and Relaxed
(Image credit: Magnolia)15. Use One Larger Focal Piece
(Image credit: Magnolia)Instead of many small objects, Joanna often uses one larger piece like a vase or sculptural bowl.
This gives the table a clear focal point. Everything else can stay simple around it.
16. Simple Plant Centerpiece
(Image credit: Magnolia)17. Create a Cozy Everyday Look
(Image credit: Magnolia)18. Modern Round Coffee Table
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