Luxury Bedside Tables
Discover luxury bedside tables for elegant principal bedrooms, guest rooms, apartments, penthouses and private residences.
Juliettes Interiors curates designer nightstands for clients who want craftsmanship, storage and refined bedroom style. Our collection includes bedside cabinets, drawer units, wall-mounted designs, freestanding tables, Italian styles, Art Deco pieces and contemporary bedroom furniture.
Bedside tables should look balanced beside the bed. They should also provide practical space for lighting, books, accessories and personal items. For example, a drawer cabinet can add useful storage. A floating table can create a lighter, more modern look.
Clients can customise many designs by size, colour, finish, material, fabric or leather detail. Therefore, whether you need one bedside cabinet or a matching pair, Juliettes Interiors can advise on suitable proportions and finishes.
Discover luxury bedside tables for elegant principal bedrooms, guest rooms, apartments, penthouses and private residences.
Juliettes Interiors curates designer nightstands for clients who want craftsmanship, storage and refined bedroom style. Our collection includes bedside cabinets, drawer units, wall-mounted designs, freestanding tables, Italian styles, Art Deco pieces and contemporary bedroom furniture.
Bedside tables should look balanced beside the bed. They should also provide practical space for lighting, books, accessories and personal items. For example, a drawer cabinet can add useful storage. A floating table can create a lighter, more modern look.
Clients can customise many designs by size, colour, finish, material, fabric or leather detail. Therefore, whether you need one bedside cabinet or a matching pair, Juliettes Interiors can advise on suitable proportions and finishes.
FAQs
Should a Bedside Table Be Higher or Lower Than a Bed?
It’s recommended that the height of your bedside table should be level or a maximum of 4” taller than the height of your mattress. The reason for this is that it’s much easier to reach upwards rather than downwards for something when lying in bed.
What Is the Difference Between a Night Stand and a Bedside Table?
The difference between a night stand and a bedside table is that a night stand is a low bedside table that tends to include a set of drawers. On the other hand, a bedside table is simply a small table located next to a bed.
Should You Always Have Two Bedside Tables?
There’s a common misconception that bedside tables should be bought in pairs, however, it’s dependent on the person. For symmetry around the bed, this is better to tie into the room, however, go with what you love and utilise the space you have.
