In front of the couch lies the coffee table; to the side the end table. Small, handy and often overlooked, the end table can add a point of interest or finishing touch to your living room’s interior. Have a lounge full of travel souvenirs? Place your latest read on a mandala table to relive old times. Can’t be bothered reaching that extra metre? Rest your tea or coffee cup on a rock-bottom, geometric, or Scandinavian-looking end table instead. Feel your living room furniture is a bit on the dull side? Spice it up with a peacock table. Take a gander at our top 50.
Want your end table to look a tad more rustic? Pick up this teakwood creation that uses branches as legs.
Another teakwood end table strikes a pose with a solid trunk leg. Place your small succulents or coffee cups upon its mock-ring wood top.
Looking to combine the natural and the man-made? This wooden rock supports your latest read under glass.
Dare to be different with your end table. This quirky, seemingly-patterned cube is made entirely from coconut shells.
Make your lounge look like you’ve just stepped off a 19th Century steamboat. This rectangular wooden trunk offers hidden storage underneath its latch.
Looking for a trunk end table an explorer would use? Get it in leather with this more cubic example of.
Let a veritable school live under your teacup. This glass-topped table features a fish-ready aquarium.
Feel your furry friend needs a seat of their own? Sit them inside this sustainable hevea wood table, to keep their hair off the couch.
Wireframe End Table: Show off your books without building a bookcase. This wireframe end table boasts powder-coated steel and a walnut finish.
Modern-Style Square End Table With Storage: Sonoma oak holds your cups, ornaments and a few magazines in this reclaimed-look piece.
After an end table different to the rest? Push your table ledge to the limit with an innovative C shape.
Tired of bulky phone and laptop chargers cluttering your space? Hide them inside this melamine-veneer, two-shelf end table – and poke your gadgets out the side.
Not sure where you’d like your end table to sit? This dark wooden find is designed to work from its left or right side.
Modern Long End Table: Cow-hide leather and rose-gold make this narrow end table shine. Store your favourite book collection on the lower level, your tea and biscuits on the top.
Go back to the 50’s with this classic end table look. A white and dark oak finish over hardwood provides a sturdy frame boasting two drawers.
Scandinavian furniture makes style look effortless. Add it to your living room with this white and wood walnut table.
After the bare basics? Unpolished wood with four legs and a desk drawer is in order.
Casual and relaxed, this stylish splayed-leg table is perfect for a range of interiors. Place its wood, iron and glass-topped form beside your sofa or bed.
Sculpted out of a dark walnut block, this origami-style end table is certainly different. Use it as a cup holder and art piece in a dark tone living room.
Perfect for your lounge or patio, this end table is a sure giveaway you’re into maths. Do your numbers on its teakwood form with gripping feet.
Geometric Metal End Table: Make a statement in your living room. This painted metal end table is all about its many legs.
Faceted Iron And Wood End Table: Find something more sturdy, with this faceted iron and wood version. A stunning end table (or even cheeky ottoman), it’s your lounge’s next understated art piece.
Don’t use wood in your living room? Use mirrors instead. This twisted end table offers a narrow ledge and the illusion of greater space.
Want your table legs to dance to a different tune? Painted in stone, these metal concentric circles offer an unusual base for your lamp.
Geometric Color Patterned End Table: Reds, oranges and a high box on legs take you back to the 70’s with this oak end table. Lock away valuables in its cabinet and seat lamps on its head.
Colorful Mandalal Tables: Achieve Hindu and Buddhist inner calm, with these colourful and fun end tables. Handmade in Turkey, their floral edges are sure to make a splash.
Go forward with this futuristic end table. White-painted wood cut in many grooves adds subtle flair to a minimalist living room.
Triangular Corner End Table: Set your coffee or magazine on a triangular stand. An iron frame supports a mixture of ash tree and pear wood.
Sphere Base End Table: Let your table legs fizz up to a glass top. These chrome-plated spheres add the perfect accent to a metallic-themed lounge.
Don’t want your magazines on your lap or table? Drop them into the purpose-built grooves of this quirky end table.
Twist glass this way and that for an alternative art piece. This end table is a fitting match for white or silver lounge accessories.
Melamine-coated and water-resistant, this table works around your décor – not your decor around it. Lay it in on its side beside a low sofa, or stand it high to reach arm level.
Book lovers can’t go past this stacked end table. Place your latest read and coffee cup atop its olden-day form.
Peacock End Table: Are you a bit of a show off? Display it loud and proud, with this brass piece of under your prawn sandwiches.
Deer-Shaped Side Table: The brushed brass-finish horns of this ibex make themselves known in your lounge. Stand this end table in full view of the doorway, to display its tempered glass top.
Also available in a lighter brown, this shelved deer is laser-cut from many layers of wood. Use it as a side table or computer desk.
Want to inject an Indian feel into your living room? Add some , with this hand-cast, crushed-stone piece crafted by artisans.
Let an octopus curl up beside your couch. Its metal legs hold glass in this unusual piece of .
After a piece of instead? This aluminium end table offers up the shells in her hand.
Fantasy fiction fans will love this quirky piece of . Stand its snarling form in front of the lounge door, scaring away unwelcome visitors.
After something closer to nature? Stand your glass surface on a painted metal cypress tree.
Crushed stone coated in resin creates an end table reminiscent of France.
Have an industrial living room to cater for? This wood and metal table mimics a turn-of-the-century drafting seat.
Wheel around your coffee table in this steampunk-style invention. Perfect for bringing breakfast to your loved one, it’d sit well next to a worn leather couch.
Nuts, Bolts and Screws Glass Top End Table: Only could create a table where nuts and bolts are the feature. Sit it next to your handyman during TV time.
Need to see the time under your teacup? This table with working clock has the perfect solution.
Get yourself a wood stack, without the fire. This chunky, semi-circular end table is a great match for a glass of wine.
Stylish Wooden Table With Side Pockets: Give your lounge a quick tidy. This wooden end table has side pockets to hide all your tidbits.
After something more solid? Find it in this teakwood square.
For those using many natural lounge fabrics, this rattan end table completes the look.
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