For example, what prevents us from turning an ordinary bedside table into an impressive decor element?

1. Toward the Light

Readers who love reading in bed without a lamp on their bedside table simply cannot do without it. In addition, local light sources near the bed are like a beacon pointing to the desired goal. Fantasizing about this theme, modern designers create original tables with a focus on light. Soft ambient lighting adds warmth to the room, and built-in lamp spaces allow you to hide cables.

2. Secret Materials

Conservatives unanimously vote for wooden bedside tables, liberals pay attention to glass, 'green' advocates insist on eco-friendly plastic. Maybe it's time for a revolution? Mirrored and metallic tables, side tables with textile and leather inserts, industrial design stylization or the use of construction blocks—choices depend on your personal beliefs.

3. For Two Hares

Tables in mid-century modern style are called vintage by some and modern and current by others. And all of them will be right.

In the middle of the XX century, such furniture design was extremely popular in the West, especially in Scandinavia and the USA. Some also draw parallels between mid-century modern and Soviet style, inadvertently evoking nostalgia.

To the aesthetics of contemporary interior design, simple geometric forms of tables and their eco-friendliness point: most of them are made from solid wood.

4. Making Space

We won't argue, most important things should be stored within reach. Although it's hard to determine what items become "most important", it is a well-known fact that their number increases every year.

Wide bedside tables or side tables with many compartments and sections help store precious items in the bedroom. Here you can set up a mini-library, store jewelry, place a water carafe with drinking water, and still have enough space for a vase of fresh flowers and aromatic candles.