Tables
Tables for every corner: bedside tables for a lamp and a phone, accent tables for the living room, and dining tables for everyday meals. Choose the height to suit what it sits beside: a bedside table should be roughly level with the top of the mattress, and a side table with the sofa arm. Marble-effect and sintered stone tops resist heat and stains; wood tops are warm and easy to live with. Each listing gives the top, the size and the finish.
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Before you buy
Choosing a table
Height, top and the space around it.
What height should a bedside table be?
Roughly level with the top of the mattress, so the lamp and phone are within reach.
Which top is easiest to care for?
Sintered stone and marble-effect tops resist heat and stains; wood needs mats for hot cups.
Will it need assembly?
Most tables need a little assembly; the listing says what is included.