A bedside table is the last thing you see at night and the first thing you touch in the morning. It therefore deserves just as much attention as the rest of your bedroom. At Industrial Home, you'll find bedside tables in solid wood, with steel frames or in combinations — each with its own character. Compact or spacious, floating or on legs: we have it all, and we custom-make it if needed.

With 60,500 searches per month, "bedside table" is one of the most searched furniture items in the Netherlands. And rightly so — the right bedside table can complete your bedroom. Our collection offers the perfect choice for every bedroom style.

Types of Bedside Tables

Bedside table with drawer

The most functional model. A drawer under the top provides space for your book, earbuds, medication, or other small items you want to keep handy but don't want to place on the surface. Popular in combination with an open compartment or shelf underneath.

Bedside table with shelf

An open shelf at the bottom is light, airier than a drawer, and ideal for larger items such as a reading lamp, crate, or decorative basket. Gives a calm, Scandinavian look.

Floating bedside table

A floating or wall-mounted bedside table is attached to the wall and has no legs. Advantages: the floor remains clear (spacious and easy to vacuum), the height is fully adjustable, and it has a sleek, modern appearance. Ideal for smaller bedrooms.

Bedside table on legs

A bedside table on thin or sturdy metal legs has a warm-industrial or Scandinavian character. It appears lighter than a solid freestanding model and fits well in an open, airy bedroom.

Materials for Your Bedside Table

• Solid oak: Sleek, strong, and timeless. Oak has a fine grain and lasts for decades. Available in natural, grey stained, or dark. Combines beautifully with white or grey bedding.
• Mango wood: Warm, characterful, with a sometimes spectacular grain. A mango wood bedside table is an eye-catcher in any bedroom. Suitable for both industrial and warm, bohemian interiors.
• Walnut: Dark, warm, and elegant. Walnut has a rich, warm color that combines excellently with gold or copper-colored hardware and white bedding. Luxurious look at a reasonable price.
• Black (stained or powder-coated): A black bedside table gives the bedroom a tough, distinctive look. Works well in combination with light bedding and a light floor for strong contrast.

The Right Height — How to Choose?

The ideal height of a bedside table is equal to the height of your mattress plus the bed base — typically 50-65 cm. The top should be at the same height as where your hand reaches when you're lying in bed and extend your arm. This makes it easy to grab your phone, glasses, or glass of water without sitting up.

For a low bed or a box spring without a high headboard, choose a lower model (45-55 cm). For a high bed or a raised mattress, choose a higher bedside table (60-70 cm).

Combining with bed and dresser

For a cohesive bedroom look, choose bedside tables that match your bed and dresser in material and style. Do you have an oak bed? Go for an oak or lightly stained bedside table. Do you have a dark industrial bed? Then choose mango wood or black metal. Industrial Home offers the same materials for bedside tables, dressers, and beds, so you can assemble a perfectly matching bedroom.

Size Chart Bedside Tables