39" White Frosted Glass Rectangular Coffee Table with Lower Shelf

Frosted glass does something a clear surface doesn't: it softens. Where a clear glass table catches reflections and lets the room below show through, a frosted top diffuses the light that falls on it, giving the surface a quieter, more uniform presence that suits rooms with a calm rather than high-contrast mood. 

This White Frosted Glass Rectangular Coffee Table pairs that quality with a white-finished frame and a lower shelf that runs the full length of the base, giving the piece two usable surfaces without doubling its visual weight. At just under 45 pounds, it is easy to move once assembled, and all the tools and hardware needed to build it come in the box, no separate purchase required.

Key Features:

• Frosted glass top, diffused, soft surface finish
• White-finished frame and legs throughout
• Full-length lower shelf, books, trays, display
• Double-layer structure, two surfaces, one frame
• Tools and hardware included in the box
• Lightweight at 45 lbs, easy to reposition

• SKU: ELRD3Z7701

• Materials: Frosted tempered glass (top and shelf), MDF, wood veneer finish (frame and legs)
• Color: White
• Glass Type: Frosted tempered glass
• Dimensions:
  • Length: 39.37"
  • Width: 23.62"
  • Height: 17.70"
• Weight: 45.10 lbs
• Product Shape: Rectangular
• Product Type: Coffee Table with Shelf
• Style: Modern
• Assembly Required: Yes (tools and hardware included)
• Package Includes: 1 coffee table

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Frosted glass is more forgiving than clear glass when it comes to fingerprints and smudges; the diffused surface tends to mask them more readily, but a dry microfibre cloth once or twice a week keeps it looking its best. For anything more persistent, a lightly damp cloth works well; avoid abrasive cloths or harsh cleaning products, which can dull the frosted finish over time.

The white-finished frame wipes clean with a dry cloth and is best kept away from prolonged dampness or standing water, particularly at the joints. There are no special treatments or coatings required for either surface.

White is the most versatile base for a glass table because it holds its own in almost any room without committing to a particular temperature; it reads warm against aged linen or natural rattan, cool against polished concrete or pale stone, and neutral against virtually everything else.

The frosted surface in particular suits spaces where soft, diffused light is part of the mood: a room with sheer curtains, pale walls, and natural textures will feel genuinely cohesive with this table. 

The lower shelf is well suited to a low ceramic bowl, a folded throw, or a neat stack of books, anything that has a little weight and warmth to anchor the lightness of the glass above. On the surface itself, less is usually more: a single tray or a quiet arrangement of objects is enough.