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Side & Console tables

Form meets function in our selection of smaller tables. These designs are carefully chosen to be as beautiful as they are practical.

Marble and Iron Side Table Perch & Parrow

Using my mantra of something new, something old, something black and something gold in every room this small side table is perfect. It will reflect light around the room and add a sense of luxe to a space. It's also small enough to easily move to where it's needed and double up as an extra stool or even a bedside table. An all round good piece.
Pokhara Solid Walnut End Table La Redoute

Side tables are endlessly useful and versatile so if you like the style you can never go wrong. Use as an occasional table in a sitting room or a bedside table, even in an office with a lamp on top. Some will double up as stools - this one isn't designed for that - but is a well designed piece.
Mabel Table Anthropologie

Sensible fashion people will tell you to never buy a new item of clothing unless you can think of three outfits you can make with it. Always worth applying the same thought to furniture to make sure you will get good use out of it. This pretty ceramic table is billed as indoor outdoor. But it will also liven up a sitting room, or work as a matching pair of bedside tables. It would also work brilliantly in a bathroom to rest a glass of wine by the bath or even stand the soap in a large shower. Turns out this is so useful it should practically be mandatory.
Black Arch Metal and Glass Cabinet Rose & Grey

An industrial-style metal cabinet with fashionable arched doors and fluted glass to the sides - which will do a good job of blurring the mess if you wanted to use it as office storage although it's clear at the front so you won't entirely escape the display element.
Round Plant Box Amara

It's billed as a plant box - and it would do very nicely as such - but it's pictured as a side table/bar cart so it's a use-as-you-will sort of piece. Made from powder-coated steel it would also work well in the bathroom if you had enough floor space. I also wonder, if you had a large shower, if you could put it in there instead of having to bend down to pick shampoo up off the floor. It's a thought don't don't hold me to it. The chair, by the way, is the Rico, more curves.
Daisy Side Table Graham & Green

I do love that simple daisy shape which is very Mary Quant and a bit Orla in style. This brass side table will make a change from all those rectangles and squares and provide some personality in a space. It's a piece I could imagine owning for years and years. If you're tidy it would be a good bedside table too in which case I would spring for a pair.
Antique Pedestal Side Table John Lewis

It’s always a good idea to introduce something unexpected into your interior scheme and this table, which is such a traditional shape, does exactly that when you realise it’s made from metal.
Holkham Side Table The White Company

This comes in white as well as black and works well if you don’t have too much space. Tuck it at the end of the sofa or in an empty corner with a plant on. Nothing says spacious and luxe like an empty corner with a plant in. Even if space is tight the idea that you would dedicate an entire corner to one plant of vase of flowers tricks the eye into thinking there is more space than there is. Just don’t lean on this one it might topple.
Iron Console Table Cox & Cox

This works well in a hall, should you have room (I don’t) but is also good behind a sofa if you have a wide or open-plan space. It’s made from iron so will vary the materials and mean you don’t have to worry about too many different colours of wood.
Rattan-seat bench H&M HOME

H&M has a small collection of furniture that sells out fast so grab it when you see it. This is a simple design that will work in any room of the house - great in a hall or at the end of a bed - as the cane top brings a lightness to it and means it won’t dominate the space too much.