Bedside Tables

How to Choose the Right Bedside Table for Your Bedroom

Height is the first thing to nail. Ideally your bedside table should sit level with, or just above, the top of your mattress so it's easy to reach things lying down. Next, think about storage — a drawer hides away the clutter you'd rather not see, a shelf keeps books and a clock on show, and an open design feels light in a smaller room. Consider the size relative to your bed and the space beside it; a larger bed can carry a more substantial table, while a tight gap calls for something slim. Lastly, look at the style — it doesn't have to match your bed frame exactly, but a finish that complements it keeps the room feeling cohesive.

Style Your Bedside Table: Ideas That You'll Love

The classic trio never fails: a lamp for soft light, a book or two, and a small plant or vase for a touch of life. Play with height so things don't sit in a flat line — a tall lamp, a low stack of books, something in between. Keep a little clear space for your phone and glasses, and you've got a bedside that looks styled but still works for real life.

A bedside table works even harder alongside a matching dressing table and the rest of our bedroom furniture — come and see them together at the Auckland showroom.