Bedside Tables

How to choose a bedside table

• Height: choose a bedside table about level with the top of your mattress. Measure from the floor to the top of the mattress, not the frame.
• A small gap: leave a little room between the bed and the bedside table, so the bedding does not get caught.
• Drawers: drawers keep small things tidy and out of sight. The white Amori has three, and the red Monza has two.

Common mistakes when choosing a bedside table

• Much lower than the mattress: you lean over every time you reach for the lamp or your phone.
• Too small a top: ours are 45 to 50 cm wide, room for a lamp, a book and a glass. Check that is enough for you.
• Blocking a door: check that the bedside table leaves room for a nearby wardrobe or room door to open.

Dimensions and materials

• Height: 43 to 55 cm.
• Width: 45 to 50 cm.
• Material: lacquered MDF (wood fibreboard).

Goes well with

• Kids' beds: our bedside tables come from children's ranges that match some of our kids' beds.
• Dressers: a dresser adds storage for clothes in the same room.
• Wardrobes: for hanging clothes, see our wardrobes.

Frequently asked questions

How high should a bedside table be?

About the same height as the top of your mattress, so a lamp and a book are easy to reach. Ours are 43 to 55 cm high.

How much space does a bedside table need beside the bed?

Ours are 45 to 50 cm wide. Leave a few centimetres between the table and the bed, so the bedding does not catch on it.

How wide should a bedside table be?

Most are about 40 to 60 cm wide. Ours sit in the middle of that, enough for a lamp and a book.

What material are your bedside tables made of?

Lacquered MDF (wood fibreboard), in white with heart handles or in high-gloss red. Wipe it with a soft, slightly damp cloth.