The Folsom Table: Buy the Original

The pair where we tell you to spend the $1,299. The $229 cube in the roundups shares the Folsom's blocky wood look — and almost nothing else. It's half the length, 16″ shallower, 3.5″ lower, has no drawer, and carries a 33 lb weight capacity against a 200 lb-class Pottery Barn table. A 30″ cube does not anchor a sofa the way a 60″ × 40″ Grand does.

The Name: Pottery Barn Folsom Storage Grand Coffee Table (60″)The Alternative: 30″ Handcrafted Hollow Mango-Wood Cube
Price$1,299$229 at grading — now out of stock at Overstock
You save—$1,070 on the sticker — and a table that can't do the Grand's job
Size60″W × 40″D × 18.5″H, with a storage drawer30″L × 24″W × 15″H — half the length, no drawer
ConstructionSolid kiln-dried mango wood with engineered-wood/MDF veneers, hand-applied Desert Pine or Charcoal finish, contract grade (ANSI/BIFMA-tested), adjustable levelersHandcrafted mango wood, hollow center, arrives fully assembled — but only a 33 lb weight capacity
Owner recordApartment Therapy's tested roundup praised the Folsom line's "brick-like shape," open-display design, and natural finish and grainZero customer reviews on its Overstock listing. A zero-review $229 table cannot carry a "wins" verdict against a tested original.

Prices checked by hand on October 24, 2026 at Pottery Barn and Overstock; prices move with sales — confirm before you buy.

Our verdict: buy the original. The size match fails, and size is the product here. A coffee table's job is to anchor a sofa and hold the life that happens around it — books, trays, feet — and a 30″ cube with a 33 lb capacity can't do either at Grand scale. If you want a cube on the board, reframe it honestly as a small-space Folsom look, with the 30″ size stated up front. As a Grand substitute, it's a no.

Where the money goes

See the original at Pottery Barn See the cube look-alike at Overstock (currently out of stock)

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