My obsession with tiny tables is going nowhere – and I have just spotted that Joanna Gaines’ Target line has the most quietly luxurious design I’ve seen so far

Designers call tiny tables the ‘period’ in a sentence, and Joanna Gaines just gave them the chicest punctuation yet

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Joanna Gaines travertine table featured atop of a warm plaid-patterned area rug and mid-century-style wooden accent chair
(Image credit: Target)

Seating might be the first thing a holiday host worries about, but surfaces are arguably the biggest dealbreaker. Guests need somewhere to drop a cocktail plate – or an actual cocktail – that isn’t the edge of your couch.

Always-hosting tastemakers like Joanna Gaines know this, which might explain her most expensive-looking ‘tiny’ table yet for Target – made not of faux stone, but 100% real travertine.

The drop comes aptly timed, because tiny tables (if you haven’t noticed), are everywhere for fall 2025. They’re scaled down but pack a punch – functionally, aesthetically, energetically. Designers even call them the ‘period’ in a sentence of sofas and accent chairs. Another surface, sure, but also the punctuation that makes everything click.

Joanna Gaines travertine table sitting alongside a channel tufted accent chair in a carpeted living room that features a fluted sideboard

(Image credit: Target)

This Hearth & Hand hero piece is earthy, versatile, the perfect cocktail height, and it has a palpable presence without doing too much. Style its sleek lines with a Negroni, a vase of oxblood blooms, a stack of art books – maybe an accent rug underneath – and your living room looks leaps and bounds more designed.

Reviews are also glowing: ‘Amazing quality! Authentic travertine, heavy, excellent side table. I’m using it as a nightstand,’ notes one happy shopper. The few knocks cite its heavier than expected – but for real travertine, that’s simply par for the course. A very chic problem to have in our book.

The only real dilemma is what to put on top. Don’t worry, we’ve got ideas. Ahead, a few ideas to kick off your tiny-table styling journey.

Julia Demer
Julia Demer
Style Editor

Julia Demer is a New York–based Style Editor at Homes & Gardens with a sharp eye for where fashion meets interiors. Having cut her teeth at L’Officiel USA and The Row before pivoting into homes, she believes great style is universal – whether it’s a perfect outfit, a stunning room, or the ultimate set of sheets. Passionate about art, travel, and pop culture, Julia brings a global, insider perspective to every story.