Bedsides

It's generally recommended that a bedside table's height aligns with the top of your mattress or is slightly higher. This ensures easy access to items on the table while you're in bed. Standard bed heights can vary, so it's advisable to measure your bed's height and choose a bedside table accordingly.

For smaller bedrooms, consider compact or narrow bedside tables that provide essential surface area without overwhelming the space. Floating bedside tables, which are wall-mounted, can also save floor space and create a minimalist look. Additionally, choosing tables with open designs or light-coloured finishes can make a room feel more spacious.

Choose a Table with Drawers or Shelves – Opt for a bedside table with multiple drawers or open shelving to keep essentials organised.

Use Storage Baskets or Bins – Place small baskets on open shelves to store loose items neatly.
Utilize Drawer Organizers – Keep drawers clutter-free by using dividers for items like books, chargers, and accessories.
Opt for a Multi-Functional Design – Some bedside tables come with built-in charging stations, hidden compartments, or extendable surfaces.
Maximize Surface Space – Use decorative trays to group frequently used items like a lamp, alarm clock, and reading glasses while keeping the area tidy.
Consider a Wall-Mounted Option – Floating bedside tables free up floor space and provide extra storage underneath for baskets or bins.

With smart storage solutions, your bedside table can stay functional and clutter-free while enhancing your bedroom’s organisation.