Collection: Side tables

When choosing a side table, it is worth paying attention to the height – it is most convenient when the tabletop is at a similar level to the sofa's seat (or slightly higher). It is also important how much space you have for passage: compact tables allow free movement, and a lighter construction visually "doesn't overwhelm" the space. If you plan to use the table frequently, it is worth choosing a stable frame and an easy-to-maintain surface.

A side table also works perfectly in other situations: as an additional surface next to a workspace, in a waiting room, or in a studio where a minimalist but neat composition is desired. Some of our models are also suitable as an alternative to a bedside table if you want a lighter, visually more open solution.

A small table next to the sofa helps create a comfortable and functional lounging area in the living room. You can place a cup of coffee, a book, your phone, or the TV remote on it – everything you want to have at hand while relaxing on the sofa.

Side tables are often chosen instead of a larger coffee table when space is limited or when a lighter, more mobile piece of furniture is desired. Their compact design allows them to be easily moved next to an armchair, by the bed, or even in a work area.

Due to its versatile design, a side table can also be used as:

• a small coffee table by the sofa,
• a table next to an armchair,
• a nightstand by the bed,
• an additional surface in a work or reading area.

What height should a side table be next to a sofa?

It's most comfortable when the table is roughly the same height as the sofa's seat or slightly higher. Typically, side tables are about 50–65 cm high.

Can a side table replace a coffee table?

In smaller living rooms, a side table can often completely replace a coffee table. It takes up less space and allows for more free area.

Where should you place a side table next to a sofa?

It is usually placed next to the sofa armrest or an armchair. It's important that the table is easily accessible while seated.

What kind of side table is best for a small living room?

In smaller spaces, compact side tables with a minimalist design are best. They don't overwhelm the interior and maintain visual lightness.

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