Bedside tables

Discover our nightstands in the Beds universe. Compare dimensions and height in relation to the bed, useful storage and circulation in the room, stability, finishes and maintenance and the delivery time to choose a solution adapted to your space and your habits.

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Scaling the bedside table to the bedroom

In a bedroom, a few centimetres can change the entire composition. Too small, the bedside table disappears beside the bed; too bulky, it crowds the sleeping area. A decorator therefore begins with proportions, then arranges repetition, contrast and empty space. The aim is not to furnish both sides at all costs, but to give evening routines a clear rhythm.

Aligning the height with night-time routines

Measure the final height of the bed, including the mattress. A surface close to hand level when you are lying down makes it easier to reach a lamp, book or glass. Depending on its design, a lower model will create a relaxed line; a taller model will have a stronger presence. Check its exact measurements to anticipate this effect.

Giving the bedside table the right presence

The width should suit the available clearance and the objects actually used. In a small room, a compact silhouette preserves the walkway. Beside a generous bed, a larger volume may anchor the composition more effectively. Also identify any doors or drawers and simulate the space needed to open them.

Choosing between symmetry and a freer rhythm

Two identical tables establish a calm framework, particularly effective around a centred bed. An asymmetrical composition feels livelier: heights or shapes may differ, provided that a connection remains. This attention to rhythm also applies in hotels and other professional spaces covered by Flosia’s experience, where every bedside table contributes to clarity of use.

Combining lines and textures

Pair a rounded table with a straight headboard to soften the geometry, or continue clean lines to reinforce understated architecture. A single repeated colour or texture is enough to create a sense of connection. As characteristics and appearance may change from one reference to another, allow the model information to guide the final combination.

Lightening the scene around the bed

Finally, prioritise what remains visible. A well-proportioned lamp, a personal object and the space required for everyday use often create a more convincing bedside arrangement than a crowded surface. Also consider cable routing if you use electric lighting, following its installation instructions. The bedside table then becomes a quiet measure: it frames the bed without weighing down the sense of rest.