Side Tables
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A side table sits where a larger table would be too much: next to an armchair, at the end of a sofa, beside the bed. Its top should be at about the...Read more
A side table sits where a larger table would be too much: next to an armchair, at the end of a sofa, beside the bed. Its top should be at about the height of the armrest or mattress, usually 45 to 60 cm, so a cup or book can be put down without reaching. Light tables with handles move easily; heavy ones in stone or concrete stay put.
This page gathers side tables from HAY, including the DLM by Thomas Bentzen and the Bowler, ceramic and wooden pieces from HKLIVING, the Rivet cart from Frama, designs in oak and metal from Kristina Dam Studio, units from UTIL, the Pawn and Rudolph tables from Serax and pieces from Hem, alongside AYTM, Muuto, Lehni and Design House Stockholm.
A side table sits where a larger table would be too much: next to an armchair, at the end of a sofa, beside the bed. Its top should be at about the height of the armrest or mattress, usually 45 to 60 cm, so a cup or book can be put down without reaching. Light tables with handles move easily; heavy ones in stone or concrete stay put.
This page gathers side tables from HAY, including the DLM by Thomas Bentzen and the Bowler, ceramic and wooden pieces from HKLIVING, the Rivet cart from Frama, designs in oak and metal from Kristina Dam Studio, units from UTIL, the Pawn and Rudolph tables from Serax and pieces from Hem, alongside AYTM, Muuto, Lehni and Design House Stockholm.
