Collection: Bedside Tables

If you don't want to use a traditional Bedside Table, there are plenty of other alternatives you could go with instead. Here are some ideas on what to put next to your bed instead of a Bedside Table.

A Dressing Table - If space and storage is at a premium, you may want to consider using a dressing table instead of a bedside table. 

A Book Shelf - If you don't have much storage space but still need someplace to put your phone, tablet or alarm clock at night, then consider going with a shelf instead of a nightstand. 

A Side Table - If you don't prefer the aesthetics of a classic Bedside Table but would still like to have some sort of table next to your bed, then consider going with a modern bedroom end table. Luxury designer bedside tables like the Iris Side Table are functional and provide a unique and stylish touch.

Traditionally, many people preferred to have their bedside tables match their bed, often buying both pieces from the same collection for a coordinated look. However, more recent interior design trends are moving towards a more eclectic and personalised style. So, does your bedside table really need to match your bed?

The answer depends on the overall look you're aiming to achieve, but in most cases, it's not essential. In fact, mixing and layering different styles can create a more curated and sophisticated aesthetic, giving your bedroom a unique, designer feel. By choosing complementary pieces rather than identical ones, you can enhance the sense of character and individuality in your space.