Casa Bonita End Tables Collection

Our End Tables Collection features premium side tables and accent tables from Casa Bonita, Casa Bella Living, Uttermost, Surya, Crestview Collection, Moe's Home Collection, and Rowe Furniture. These versatile furniture pieces serve living rooms positioned beside sofas and chairs providing surfaces for lamps, beverages, and books; bedrooms functioning as nightstands holding reading lamps and alarm clocks; and entryways creating accent moments displaying decorative objects. Mixed-material construction showcases marble tops with brass, bronze, and metal bases; mango wood and acacia wood with metal accents; live edge natural wood celebrating organic forms; glass tops with sculptural bases; and rattan and woven materials adding textural interest.

Styles span modern designs with clean lines and metallic finishes, contemporary pieces blending current aesthetics with functional proportions, rustic modern tables bridging natural materials with updated silhouettes, mid-century modern celebrating vintage-inspired forms, and traditional tables with classic detailing. Shapes include round end tables promoting soft curves and eliminating sharp corners, square tables providing traditional proportions, and rectangular tables fitting narrow spaces beside furniture. Finishes range from white marble and black marble introducing stone elegance, brass and bronze metals adding warm metallic glamour, brushed nickel and chrome delivering cool contemporary sophistication, aged brown and weathered wood creating rustic character, and black and white painted finishes offering versatile neutrals.

Living Room End Tables

End tables positioned beside sofas and chairs create functional surfaces within arm's reach of seating providing spots for table lamps, beverages, remote controls, books, and decorative objects. The tables anchor seating arrangements while offering essential convenience. Standard end table dimensions measure 18-24 inches square or diameter, with heights (20-26 inches) aligning with sofa and chair arm heights for comfortable reach. Casa Bella Living White Marble Top Brass Bronze, Surya collections with marble tops and metal bases, and Crestview designs showcase living room-appropriate sophistication. Position end tables symmetrically flanking sofas creating balanced traditional arrangements, or asymmetrically in eclectic spaces. The end table style should complement existing furniture—modern end tables suit contemporary sofas, rustic tables work with farmhouse seating, and glamorous marble and brass pieces elevate traditional living rooms.

Bedroom Nightstands

End tables function as bedroom nightstands positioned beside beds providing surfaces for reading lamps, alarm clocks, water glasses, books, and personal items. The proximity to beds requires adequate surface area accommodating nightly essentials while maintaining appropriate scale preventing oversized tables from overwhelming bedrooms. Round end tables like Surya Agnes Modern Natural Mango Wood Round and Gant Modern White Mango Wood Round eliminate sharp corners appreciated in dark bedrooms when navigating at night. Nightstand heights (20-28 inches) should align roughly with mattress top height for comfortable reach from bed. Consider storage needs—tables with drawers or lower shelves provide concealed organization for bedside clutter while open designs maintain visual lightness. The bedroom end table style should coordinate with bed frame and overall bedroom aesthetic creating cohesive rather than mismatched appearances.

Accent Tables for Entryways & Hallways

Small end tables work in entryways and hallways as accent pieces displaying decorative objects, holding key bowls or mail trays, and adding furniture interest to overlooked transitional spaces. The compact footprint (typically 16-20 inches) maintains traffic clearance while utilizing otherwise bare corners and wall spaces. Round tables fit tight corners better than square alternatives. Crestview Collection Meridian Black, Woodland Live Edge Wood, and decorative designs create visual moments worthy of prominent entryway placement. Hallway end tables positioned against walls beneath artwork or mirrors create complete wall vignettes rather than lonely floating art. The accent table becomes destination rather than afterthought in spaces typically dominated by bare walls and hurried passage.

Occasional Tables

End tables serve as occasional tables providing flexible surfaces moved to various locations as needs arise—pulled beside chairs for reading sessions, positioned near windows creating plant display spots, or supplementing seating during entertaining when extra surface area becomes essential. The versatile nature and modest size allow repositioning unlike heavy coffee tables or built-in furniture. Lightweight designs facilitate movement while substantial construction ensures stability during use. Consider end tables as furniture tools adapting to changing room functions rather than permanent static placements.

Chairside Tables

Chairside tables are specifically scaled end tables designed to tuck beside reading chairs, recliners, and armchairs creating personal surfaces for beverages, books, and task lighting without requiring reaching to distant coffee tables. The narrow proportions (typically 12-16 inches wide) fit tight spaces between chairs and walls where standard end tables feel oversized. The height (24-28 inches) positions surfaces at comfortable arm height for seated occupants. These specialized side tables work beautifully in home libraries, reading nooks, and bedroom sitting areas where individual seating receives dedicated surface support.

Marble Tops with Metal Bases

Marble end tables combine natural stone tops with brass, bronze, nickel, or black metal bases creating luxe mixed-material sophistication. Casa Bella Living White Marble Top Brass Bronze, Surya Bendigo Modern White Marble Top with Brass Base Round, Crestview Pembroke White Marble Round, Xander Marble and Antiqued Gold Round, and Baxter White Marble and Black Metal showcase this elegant pairing. White marble introduces cool sophistication with gray veining patterns varying between pieces confirming authentic stone. Black marble provides dramatic contemporary elegance. The stone withstands heat from beverage cups and lamps better than wood while offering easy-clean surfaces—wipe spills promptly with damp cloth. Brass and bronze bases add warm metallic glamour suiting traditional and glam interiors, while black metal and brushed nickel create cool contemporary sophistication. The mixed materials elevate end tables beyond mere functional furniture into decorative statements worthy of prominent placement.

Mango Wood

Mango wood end tables feature sustainable hardwood with attractive grain patterns, warm honey to darker brown tones, and natural variations creating organic character. Surya Agnes Modern Natural Mango Wood Round, Gant Modern White Mango Wood Round, Judith Modern Mango Wood with Metal Base, Crestview Ashland Mango Wood, and Mercer Modern Mango Wood Round showcase this eco-friendly material. The wood accepts stains and finishes beautifully allowing treatments from natural honey tones to white washed coastal aesthetics to aged brown rustic finishes. Mango wood's moderate density provides durability for daily use while remaining lighter weight than oak or walnut facilitating furniture movement. Each piece displays unique grain patterns and color variations confirming authentic wood rather than manufactured uniformity. The warm natural material brings organic character preventing spaces from feeling cold or sterile.

Live Edge and Natural Wood

Live edge end tables retain tree's natural edges celebrating wood's organic origin rather than cutting perfectly square. Crestview Collection Woodland Live Edge Wood and similar designs showcase bark edges, irregular curves, and natural contours creating sculptural furniture celebrating natural forms. Each live edge table is unique—natural wood shapes cannot be duplicated making these truly one-of-a-kind pieces. The organic edges soften modern interiors dominated by geometric forms while maintaining functional surfaces. Acacia wood end tables like Surya Joiner Modern Acacia Wood feature hardwood known for rich grain patterns and durability. Live edge and natural wood tables suit rustic modern, organic contemporary, and eclectic spaces embracing authentic materials over synthetic uniformity.

Glass Tops with Sculptural Bases

Glass top end tables feature transparent surfaces supported by sculptural bases showcasing the base design without solid tops obscuring it. Uttermost Stiletto Glass Top with Antiqued Gold and Black Base and Crestview Christian Square Iron and Glass demonstrate this approach where decorative bases become focal points visible through clear glass. The transparency maintains visual lightness preventing rooms from feeling cluttered when multiple tables are present. Glass provides easy-clean surfaces—wipe with glass cleaner and lint-free cloths. Tempered glass (heat-treated for strength) handles typical end table loads safely including lamps, books, and decorative objects. The sculptural bases range from ornate metalwork to architectural forms to organic shapes creating furniture art rather than purely functional pieces.

Rattan and Woven Materials

Rattan and woven end tables add textural interest and organic warmth with natural fiber construction. Crestview Collection Port Royal Black and Rattan combines black finishes with natural rattan weaving creating material contrast. The woven surfaces introduce tactile variety in spaces dominated by smooth wood, metal, and glass. Natural fibers suit coastal, bohemian, global eclectic, and organic modern interiors where texture and pattern create layered visual interest. The handwoven nature means slight variations confirming authentic craftsmanship. Rattan provides surprising durability—the flexible fibers withstand daily use while maintaining appearance. The natural materials age gracefully developing subtle patinas rather than appearing damaged.

Metal Finishes

Metal bases and accents introduce varied aesthetics depending on finish. Brass and bronze provide warm metallic glamour suiting traditional, glam, and eclectic interiors. Brushed nickel and chrome deliver cool contemporary sophistication working with modern aesthetics. Black metal creates industrial edge and modern minimalism. Antiqued gold adds vintage elegance. The metal construction provides structural support while remaining visually lighter than solid wood bases. Quality metal finishing involves multiple steps including base coating, patina development on aged finishes, and protective sealing ensuring durability and preventing tarnishing or oxidation. The substantial metal construction indicates quality distinguishing designer pieces from flimsy alternatives.

Stone Materials

Beyond marble, end tables feature travertine, limestone, and other natural stones. Rowe Furniture Reverie Travertine Stone Round showcases this porous limestone with cream and tan tones creating warm organic elegance. Limestone side tables provide neutral stone sophistication with softer appearance than marble's veined drama. These natural materials bring geological authenticity and substantial presence. Each stone displays unique characteristics—color variations, fossil inclusions, natural veining—confirming authentic material. Stone requires sealing and immediate spill cleanup preventing staining but offers unmatched elegance and durability.

Modern & Contemporary

Modern end tables emphasize clean lines, minimal ornamentation, and geometric forms creating sleek sophistication. Surya collections with mango wood and metal bases, marble tops with brass or chrome bases, and streamlined silhouettes exemplify this aesthetic. Contemporary designs blend current trends with functional proportions maintaining approachable elegance rather than stark minimalism. These tables suit modern living rooms, contemporary bedrooms, and updated interiors where furniture celebrates current rather than historical design principles. The refined finishes and precise construction create polished appearances appropriate for sophisticated spaces.

Rustic Modern & Farmhouse

Rustic modern end tables bridge natural materials with contemporary design creating collected sophistication. Live edge wood tables, weathered finishes, and organic forms combine with clean-lined structures lacking excessive traditional ornamentation. The style embraces material authenticity—natural grain patterns, organic imperfections, aged patinas—while maintaining updated silhouettes. Rustic modern works across farmhouse, transitional, and organic contemporary interiors valuing both natural character and modern sensibilities. The approach prevents rustic elements from appearing dated while warm materials prevent modern spaces from feeling cold.

Mid-Century Modern

Mid-century modern end tables celebrate vintage 1950s-60s aesthetics with tapered legs, organic curves, and warm wood tones. Crestview Collection Brewpub Mid Century Modern and similar designs reference this enduring style. The vintage-inspired forms work beautifully in homes embracing retro aesthetics and in contemporary spaces adding warmth through nostalgic furniture forms. Mid-century pieces suit eclectic interiors mixing old and new, and serve as approachable entry points for traditional homes seeking updated furniture without stark modern extremes.

Glam & Traditional

Glamorous end tables feature luxe materials including marble, brass, gold finishes, and decorative details creating sophisticated elegance. Marble and brass combinations, antiqued gold bases, and refined proportions suit formal living rooms, master bedrooms, and spaces valuing material luxury. Traditional end tables with classic detailing, turned legs, and established proportions work in formal interiors and homes embracing historical rather than contemporary design principles. These elegant pieces elevate rooms through material quality and craftsmanship rather than trendy styling.

Industrial & Urban

Industrial end tables embrace raw materials, exposed construction, and utilitarian aesthetics. Black metal bases, concrete-inspired finishes, and architectural forms reference urban loft and warehouse design. The substantial construction and honest materials suit loft apartments, modern industrial interiors, and eclectic spaces mixing vintage and contemporary elements. Industrial pieces often feature mixed materials—metal with wood, concrete with steel—creating textural interest through material contrast.

Coastal & Casual

Coastal end tables feature light finishes, natural materials, and relaxed proportions creating casual elegance. White washed wood, natural rattan weaving, light neutral tones, and organic forms suit beach houses, casual family homes, and spaces embracing laid-back rather than formal aesthetics. The approachable styling and durable materials withstand daily family use while maintaining attractive appearances.

Height and Proportion

End table height should align with adjacent furniture for proper proportions and comfortable reach. Living room end tables typically measure 20-26 inches tall aligning with sofa and chair arm heights—position end tables within 2 inches above or below arm height for optimal functionality. Bedroom nightstands should align roughly with mattress top (typically 24-28 inches) for comfortable reach from bed. Too-tall end tables feel awkward requiring excessive reaching, while too-short tables create uncomfortable downward bending. Measure existing furniture heights before purchasing ensuring proper proportional relationships.

Size and Scale

End table size should relate appropriately to adjacent furniture avoiding extremes—oversized tables overwhelming seating or undersized tables appearing insubstantial. Standard end tables measure 18-24 inches square or diameter providing adequate surface area without dominating spaces. Smaller accent tables (14-18 inches) suit tight corners and compact spaces while larger tables (24-28 inches) work beside substantial sofas or in spacious rooms. Consider actual surface needs—will end tables hold lamps (requiring stable bases), multiple items, or minimal accessories? Match table size to intended function.

Shape Selection

Choose round end tables for softening angular spaces, improving traffic flow (no sharp corners to navigate), fitting tight corners better than square alternatives, and creating organic forms in spaces dominated by geometric furniture. Choose square or rectangular tables for traditional proportions, maximizing surface area in given footprints, fitting against walls and in corners creating clean lined placements, and coordinating with rectangular sofas and chairs echoing existing forms. Both shapes function equally well—selection depends primarily on aesthetic preferences, spatial constraints, and existing furniture forms.

Material and Style Coordination

Select end table materials and styles complementing existing furniture creating cohesive rather than conflicting aesthetics. Modern sofas pair beautifully with marble and metal end tables, glass tops with sculptural bases, and streamlined wood designs. Traditional furniture suits classic wood end tables, marble with brass bases, and refined proportions. Rustic seating works with live edge wood, weathered finishes, and organic forms. Eclectic spaces allow mixing styles—perhaps modern sofa with rustic end table creating intentional contrast rather than matchy-matchy uniformity. Consider finish colors—warm wood tones coordinate with brass and bronze metals, while cool grays work with chrome and brushed nickel. The end tables should enhance rather than conflict with surrounding furniture.

Functional Requirements

Assess actual end table use determining required features. Need lamp support requiring stable surfaces and adequate weight capacity? Require storage for concealing bedroom clutter necessitating drawers or shelves? Want open designs maintaining visual lightness in small spaces? Consider electrical access—end tables intended for lamp use require nearby outlets avoiding unsightly extension cords. Evaluate durability needs—high-traffic living rooms require sturdy construction while decorative accent tables prioritize aesthetics over heavy-duty functionality. Match end table selection to actual lifestyle requirements ensuring furniture serves intended purposes effectively.

Marble Tops: Wipe spills immediately—acidic liquids can etch or stain marble. Use pH-neutral stone cleaners avoiding acidic or abrasive products. Seal marble following manufacturer recommendations preventing staining. The natural veining varies confirming authentic stone rather than manufactured uniformity.

Wood Surfaces: Use coasters under beverages protecting from water rings. Dust regularly with soft cloths. Wipe with barely damp cloth and wood cleaner if needed, then dry immediately. Avoid excessive moisture and harsh chemicals damaging finishes. The natural wood develops patina through use adding character.

Glass Tops: Clean with glass cleaner and lint-free cloths maintaining clarity. Avoid abrasive cleaners scratching surfaces. Remove objects before cleaning preventing accidents.

Metal Bases: Dust regularly. Wipe with damp cloth removing fingerprints, then dry preventing water spots or oxidation. Brass and bronze may develop natural patina—decide whether to maintain original shine (polish periodically) or embrace aged appearance (simply dust regularly).

Rattan and Woven Materials: Vacuum with soft brush attachments or dust with cloths. Natural fibers trap dust requiring consistent attention. Spot clean stains carefully with barely damp cloths—excessive moisture damages natural fibers. Avoid humid environments causing mildew.

Stone Materials: Seal stone surfaces protecting against staining. Wipe spills immediately. Use stone-appropriate cleaners. The natural materials may show variations and organic characteristics representing authentic stone rather than defects.

General Care: Avoid placing end tables in direct sunlight causing uneven fading. Maintain moderate indoor humidity preventing wood cracking or warping. Use lamp shades and bases properly fitted preventing tipping. Distribute weight evenly rather than concentrating heavy objects causing surface damage or instability.

Free Delivery: Complimentary shipping on all end table orders with protective packaging ensuring safe arrival of glass, marble, wood, and metal components.

Delivery Time: Most end tables ship within 1-2 business days and arrive within 5-7 business days. Tracking information provided once orders ship.

Assembly: Most end tables arrive fully assembled or require minimal assembly attaching legs or bases with provided hardware. Assembly instructions and necessary tools included when assembly required. Most require 15-30 minutes for simple leg attachment.

Return Policy: Contact customer service within 30 days for returns. End tables must be in original condition with packaging materials.

What height should end tables be?
Living room end tables should align within 2 inches of sofa/chair arm heights (typically 20-26 inches). Bedroom nightstands should align roughly with mattress top (24-28 inches). Measure existing furniture before purchasing.

Can I use different end tables on each side of sofa?
Yes, asymmetrical pairing works beautifully in eclectic and casual spaces. Mix styles, materials, or sizes creating intentional contrast rather than matched sets. Maintain similar heights for functional consistency.

What size end table fits beside my sofa?
Standard end tables measure 18-24 inches square or diameter. Ensure adequate clearance for traffic flow and chair pull-back. The end table should feel proportional to sofa size—substantial sofas pair with larger tables, compact sofas with smaller tables.

Should end tables match coffee table?
Not necessarily. Coordinating through style, materials, or finishes creates cohesion without requiring exact matches. Mix complementary pieces—perhaps wood coffee table with marble and brass end tables—creating layered sophistication rather than furniture set uniformity.

Can end tables work as nightstands?
Yes. Many end tables function beautifully as bedroom nightstands. Ensure appropriate height aligning with mattress top, adequate surface area for bedside essentials, and style coordinating with bedroom furniture.

How do I protect marble end table tops?
Use coasters under beverages. Wipe spills immediately before liquids penetrate. Seal marble following manufacturer recommendations. Use pH-neutral stone cleaners. The stone provides durable surfaces but requires reasonable care.

Are round or square end tables better?
Both work well—choose based on space and preferences. Round tables soften angular rooms, eliminate sharp corners improving safety and traffic flow, and fit tight corners better. Square tables maximize surface area, create traditional proportions, and echo rectangular furniture forms.

What weight can end tables support?
Quality end tables support typical loads including table lamps, books, decorative objects, and beverages. Verify specific weight capacities when supporting heavy items like large lamps or multiple stacked books. Quality construction handles normal use reliably.

How do I clean glass top end tables?
Use glass cleaner and lint-free cloths maintaining clarity. Avoid abrasive cleaners scratching surfaces. Remove objects before cleaning. Wipe metal bases with damp cloth, then dry preventing water spots.

Can I use end tables in small apartments?
Yes. End tables' compact footprints (18-24 inches) suit small spaces. Choose appropriate scales—smaller tables (16-20 inches) for tight spaces, round shapes improving traffic flow, and multi-functional pieces maximizing versatility.

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