Side Tables

Side Tables

Side tables turn a compact footprint into an opportunity for strong material expression. Stone and richly finished timber bring weight, while slender metalwork or sculptural bases allow smaller pieces to carry a distinctive presence. They bring useful surface space beside seating while adding shape, texture and a considered finishing layer to the room.

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Side Tables

Designer side tables place function within easy reach while contributing shape, material and proportion to a seating arrangement. From sculptural pedestals to finely detailed frames, the collection offers distinctive finishing pieces for layered Australian interiors.

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What to look for in side tables

Pedestal, drum, tripod and open-frame bases affect legroom and visual weight differently, while top material determines how suitable the surface is for drinks, lamps or decorative objects.

Materials and craftsmanship

The collection draws on marble, brass, stone, iron and oak. Cast and carved detailing adds further texture and individuality. Material, surface and making technique create a nuanced side tables collection with a strong sense of character.

Scale, placement and everyday use

A side table usually works best close to the arm height of the adjacent chair or sofa. Check the diameter or width against the available clearance, and consider the weight and stability required for lamps, drinks or decorative objects.

Frequently asked questions

How high should a side table be next to a sofa?

As a guide, choose a surface close to the sofa arm height or slightly lower so it is comfortable to reach without dominating the seating.