Shelves

My display solution is simple. My Lego displays are all up on shelves that I purchased at The Container Store. They have local stores and you can order online as well. If you order them online they do a very good job of bubble wrapping the shelves to avoid damage. I like the Driftwood Melamine Shelves. They also come in white and sand color. A depth of 12" will safely hold the Millennium Falcon on the Efferman stand. These stands come in more than 10 sizes in varying depths and lengths.

I use these shelf clip brackets and always mount at least one of them to a stud. They come in white and chrome finish only.

Another popular shelf is the Ikea Lack. This uses a hidden buit-in bracket which makes the shelf appear to float. It comes in three colors. The downside is they only comes in three sizes: 11 3/4" x 10 1/4", 43 1/4" x 10 1/4" and 74 3/4" x 10 1/4". I use only 2 foot long shelves in my room, so there's no way I'd switch over to such long shelves as these. But they may work for you. A common complaint I've read on many Amazon reviews for shelves like these is that the outer edge sags because the poles that support it don't hold up well under weight.

Tables

I think the best looking table (and it goes by a few different names) is the Riverside Living Room Coffee Table 38602. It's part of the "Kali" collection at some stores. Google around with that number and you'll find a wide range in price.

Riverside Coffee Table
Wrights Diana Coffee Table
Latitude Run MacKinnon Coffee Table

     

There is also the Cain Coffee Table from a Canadian store. I wrote them about shipping out of Canada and they never responded. So Canadians only need attempt to purchase apparently...

Amazon has one called the Homelegance Vincent Square Cocktail Table in Espresso.

Then there's the Magnussen Revere Contemporary Glass Top Coffee Table with storage, which can be found here, and here.

A couple budget tables are the Belham Living Lamont Coffee Table...

and the Walker Edison Urban Blend Coffee Table.

Someone posted a picture of their Millennium Falcon in an Ikea Malmsta. It also comes in black-brown.

If you've got the money (~ $1,800) then you can purchase this custom wood and glass table from Taylored by Paul, an Oakland, California-based company. The top is 3/8" tempered glass and the sides are 1/4" tempered glass. Of course shipping is extra.

iDisplay It is a Watford, England-based company that makes an acrylic coffee table with a timber base. Keep in mind that acrylic scratches. That top is going to take a beating if you use it to put things on like cups, your laptop, your feet. They do have a shipping calculator on their site.