
Bedside Tables
Compare bedside tables against the finished bed height, available floor space and the items a guest needs within reach. Storage and electrical access belong in the same brief as the finish.
What to check before selecting bedside tables
What height and footprint work beside the bed?
Provide the finished mattress height and the space on each side of the bed. Note whether the two sides need matching units or different widths because of the room layout.
How should storage open?
Specify open shelves, drawers or doors according to the selected design. Check opening space beside the bed and ask for confirmation of hardware, handing and access for cleaning.
Where will lamps and cables go?
Mark lamp positions, wall sockets and any requested cable openings on the drawing. If integrated electrical components are needed, identify who supplies and approves them; do not assume they are included.
What will sit on the surface?
Include the expected lamp, telephone or hospitality accessories in the layout. Share the cleaning routine and finish reference so surface requirements can be reviewed with the furniture brief.
Bedside Tables
10 products


Floating-Front Three-Drawer Bedside Cabinet

Four-Drawer Classic Teak Nightstand

Inlaid C-Shaped Teak Bedside Table

Minimal Two-Drawer Teak Bedside Cabinet

Open-Shelf Cane Teak Bedside Table

Reeded Two-Drawer Teak Bedside Table

Serenity Bedside Table

Three-Drawer Teak Bedside Cabinet

Two-Drawer Tapered-Leg Teak Nightstand
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Bedside Tables product pages (10)
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- Elegant Teak Bedside Table - Flores Two-Drawer
- Floating-Front Three-Drawer Bedside Cabinet
- Four-Drawer Classic Teak Nightstand
- Inlaid C-Shaped Teak Bedside Table
- Minimal Two-Drawer Teak Bedside Cabinet
- Open-Shelf Cane Teak Bedside Table
- Reeded Two-Drawer Teak Bedside Table
- Serenity Bedside Table
- Three-Drawer Teak Bedside Cabinet
- Two-Drawer Tapered-Leg Teak Nightstand
