Side Tables

For Sofas: A side table should be level with or slightly lower than the sofa’s armrest, typically ranging from 50 to 65 cm in height. This ensures comfortable access to items like drinks, remotes, or lamps.

For Beds: A bedside table should be roughly the same height as the top of the mattress, generally between 55 to 70 cm. This allows easy access to essentials while maintaining a visually balanced look.

Choosing the right height ensures both functionality and aesthetic harmony in your space.

Side tables come in various styles to suit different interior designs:

Modern: Characterized by sleek lines, minimalistic design, and often made from materials like glass or metal.

Traditional: Features ornate details, rich wood finishes, and classic craftsmanship.

Rustic: Utilizes distressed wood and natural finishes to create a cozy, farmhouse feel.

Industrial: Incorporates raw materials such as metal and reclaimed wood, offering a rugged and utilitarian look.

Scandinavian: Emphasizes simplicity, functionality, and light-colored woods, creating an airy and clean appearance.

Choosing a style that complements your existing décor will enhance the cohesiveness of your living space.