The round version of the Barrington cocktail – 32 inches diameter, 18 inches tall. Rounds pair with sectionals and L-shaped seating groups where a rectangular cocktail would jut into the walkway around the L.
Same Barrington Two Tone finish contrast as the rectangular version – lighter top over darker base for visual break. The Antique warm-brown palette pairs with wood floors and traditional upholstery.
The 32-inch diameter also gives you no sharp corners – safer around toddlers and pets. Pair with matching Barrington end tables at 20 inches wide for a coordinated set.
Questions & Answers
When would I pick a round cocktail table over a rectangle?
Around sectionals – a round softens the geometry and doesn’t jut into the walkway around the L. Also better in tight rooms where a 36-inch rectangle would feel dominant.
Does 32 inches fit a small sectional?
Yes – 32 inches is proportional to most small L-shaped sectionals or two-facing-sofa arrangements. Bigger sectionals suit a 36-inch or 48-inch round.
How is the Round Cocktail different from the Amner Round?
Different collections. Barrington Round Cocktail is traditional-transitional in the Antique finish. Amner Round Cocktail is modern-transitional in the Brandy Glass finish. Different aesthetic families.
Are the corners really rounded (no sharp edges)?
Yes – the perimeter is a smooth curve. Safer around toddlers and pets than any square-edged table.
What lamp or centerpiece works on top?
A round tray for coasters and remotes; or a low centerpiece (12-14 inches wide) – flowers, a bowl, a stack of books. Avoid tall vertical centerpieces that block line of sight across the seating.
