Discover +42 Side Tables: Unique & Beautiful

Classico Scomposto deconstructs the conceptual and concrete idea of stability of the travertine. Explore this unique side table.

The design idea of the space age side table is inspired by the moment of slicing a singular form into two pieces. Explore more on adorno.

The Coastal Brush Occasional Table features a smooth wax finished ash wood surface supported by elongated bamboo broom bristles.

Lega Table brings a new dimension to interior spaces, crafted from a blend of metals like bronze, aluminum, copper, and brass. The table combines at least two materials on the top and a single material for the base. Its round top and oval edges offer a sleek look, while handcrafted textures make each piece unique. Versatile for Space Age retail, commercial, or hospitality settings.

The “Patched” Boho Chic Side Table is a playful take on the classic side table. It can even be used as a functional stool.

Vinicius is a side table that is part of the Bossanova collection. It is made of ceramic with hand finishes.

Loto Roca is exploration personified. These Boho Chic volcanic rock monoliths have been carved by mastering a meditative process with chisel and hammer.

LOLO is a family of Boho Chic objects, stools or side tables all of which are alike, yet different – like you and me.

This Boho Chic wooden side table is crafted from one solid piece of Chestnut wood. It has been force-dried to reinforce the natural texture and colouring of the wood.

These Art deco Side Tables are handmade from semiprecious stone and marble in a small artisanal workshop.

Tavoli che camminano (Walking tables) is a series of small tables, of different dimensions, entirely made of powder-coated steel.

A creative blend of reclaimed materials like wood, cardboard, papier-mâché, joint compound, and dyed epoxy, redefines furniture as art.

The “Arles” Side Table is handmade from semiprecious stone and marble in a small artisanal workshop

The original, award-winning Maximalism “Garrison” was a sculptural iron casting intended for use as a stool or side table.

Ember is a sculptural Maximalist side table treated with the Japanese wood-burning technique Shou Sugi Ban.

The stone layers lead to a functional purpose while creating support for a Minimalistic side table. The geometric sculptural form of this furniture provides small storage coming from its design.