End tables for bedroom

What to expect from our bedroom end table range

We stock 12 end tables that suit bedroom use. That count covers every product in this guide, from compact nightstands to multi-tier side tables. The range spans $23.39 to $189.43, so there is a price point for most budgets. Materials split between wood (6 products) and rattan (3 products); the remaining three are not classified by material in our data. Drawers appear on 7 products, open storage on 6, shelves on 3, and one has castors. Most tables are two-tier (4 products), with three-tier (3), four-tier (1), and the rest unspecified. Only two products list a dimension: 15.8 inches. Treat that as a single data point, not a universal size.

Measure the wall run before you choose a width

Bedroom end tables sit beside the bed, so the gap between the mattress edge and the wall or wardrobe sets your maximum width. A typical bedside gap is 18 to 24 inches, but measure yours. If the gap is tight, a narrow table with a single drawer keeps the floor clear. For a wider gap, a two-tier or three-tier design adds display and storage without crowding. Remember that the table top should sit at or just below mattress height for easy reach. Our range includes tables from 15.8 inches wide, but most products do not list dimensions, so check the individual product page for exact sizes. Never assume two tables with similar names share the same footprint.

Choose a material that suits your bedroom

Wood and rattan are the two materials we carry. Wood (6 products) gives a solid, painted or natural finish that suits most decors. Rattan (3 products) brings a lighter, textured look and often pairs well with coastal or boho schemes. Both materials need different care: dust wood with a dry cloth; brush rattan gently to lift dust from the weave. If you have a humid bedroom, wood may need more protection than rattan, which tolerates moisture better. The remaining three products are not classified by material in our data, so read the product description for details. Material affects weight and stability, so consider whether you want a heavier piece that stays put or a lighter one you can move easily.

Storage options: drawers, shelves, and baskets

Drawers are the most common storage feature, appearing on 7 of the 12 tables. They hide small items like glasses, chargers, and books. Open storage appears on 6 products, which can be a shelf, a basket, or an open cubby. Shelves are listed on 3 products, giving you a place for a lamp or a glass of water. One table has a mesh storage basket, and one has castors for rolling. If you need to keep the top clear, choose a table with at least one drawer. If you prefer to see what you have, open storage works well. Consider how much you need to store: a single drawer may be enough for a book and a phone, while two or three drawers suit more clutter.

Height and reach: match the mattress

The ideal end table height is level with or slightly below your mattress top. This lets you reach a lamp or a book without stretching. Standard mattress heights vary, so measure from the floor to the top of your mattress. Most end tables fall between 20 and 26 inches tall, but our data lists only one dimension: 15.8 inches. That figure likely refers to width or depth, not height, so do not rely on it for height. Instead, use the product page for exact measurements. If you cannot find the height, compare the table's description to your bed. A table that is too low forces you to lean down; too high and you may knock things over. Adjustable beds need extra clearance.

Assembly and moving: what to plan for

Some tables require assembly, and one product in our range is described as having toolless assembly. That means you can put it together without tools, which is handy if you lack a drill or prefer quick setup. Other tables may need a screwdriver or Allen key. Check the product page for assembly details. If you rearrange your bedroom often, consider a rolling table: one product has castors. Rolling tables are easy to move for cleaning or to use as a temporary surface. Weight matters too: solid wood tables are heavier than rattan or metal ones. If you need to lift the table regularly, a lighter material may be better. Always lift rather than drag to avoid scratching floors.

What is in stock right now

Our current inventory includes 12 end tables suitable for bedrooms. By material, 6 are wood and 3 are rattan; the remaining 3 are not classified. Drawers feature on 7 products, open storage on 6, shelves on 3, and one has castors. Tier counts show 4 two-tier tables, 3 three-tier, and 1 four-tier; the rest are unspecified. Prices run from $23.39 to $189.43. Only 2 products list a dimension, which is 15.8 inches. This count of 12 refers to all matched products in this guide. Stock levels can change, so check the product page for current availability.

Limits of this guide

This guide groups products by shared features, but two tables described the same way can still differ in finish, hardware, or exact dimensions. For example, two tables may both have a drawer, yet one drawer may be deeper or have a different glide. The individual product page is the authoritative source for measurements, materials, and care instructions. Use this guide to narrow your options, then verify details on the product page before buying. If a dimension is critical, such as the width for a tight gap, do not rely on general statements here. Always check the specific product's specifications. We cannot guarantee that a feature listed here applies to every unit in a set or batch.