Gold Drum Table

Decorating with gold can be a risky proposition: it's easy to overdo it, and a little goes a long way. Why not hop on this daring new design trend with a small statement piece like this striking Neuvo Tiffany tempered glass and marble polished gold coffee table? The glass tabletop lightens up the room while the delicate, geometric gold adds just a touch of art deco sparkle. 

Or, if that's not your style, browse our entire selection of gold drum coffee tables. We have everything from burnished, hammered gold to antique gold to high-luster gold leaf for the ultimate shine. 

Tips for Decorating with gold drum tables

Decorating with gold can be tricky and, for a long time, interior designers have advised us to shy away from this beautiful metallic. But many homeowners are taking a second look due to gold's unrivaled ability to add warmth and old-world glam to our modern furnishings. Here are some tips for incorporating the unique look of gold into your home: 

• Don't Go Overboard. The worst thing you can do is drench your space in gold. You don't need a gold-plated toilet to make your surroundings feel more glamorous. Instead, use it like jewelry, especially in more utilitarian spaces. Opt for a simple gold side table, mirror frame, or lighting fixture. Even a gold fleck in a neutral wallpaper or upholstery can add romance to a modern setting.  
• Mix Metals, Textures, and Finishes. Mixing design elements is a great way to tone down the overall effect of gold while still creating visual impact. This Caracole Classic round cocktail table beautifully blends a subtle auric finish with a punch of shiny gold bullion on the inlay and base. 
• Go for the Gold. We're not saying you should go overboard (see Tip #1), but we are saying you can afford to take a few risks and really make a statement, especially when you're adding gold to the mix in small doses.