West Elm's new selection of side tables are perfect for interior spaces of all styles
From hidden storage options to versatile indoor-outdoor options, West Elm's extensive collection of side tables are ideal for a spring refresh
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A good side table is more than just a decorative accent. In fact, depending on your needs, you can use it as additional storage space or for more room for your guests’ food and drinks while you’re entertaining.
With summer and spring just on the horizon, I’ve looked high and low for the best side and end tables that will help, and I found some great ones at West Elm.
Right now, you’ll be able to find modern accents, budget-friendly picks, and even wooden options that’ll help make sure you always have room for unexpected guests. Many of these options are also outdoor-friendly, so you’ll be able to create a few outdoor dining ideas as well. While you’re shopping for the best side tables from West Elm, consider adding a few dinnerware sets to your arsenal: Summer couldn’t come soon enough.
New West Elm side tables for 2026
This C-shaped table is made of solid, sustainably-sourced wood for added durability, and the coastal look is ideal for summer entertaining.
I love a good ceramic plate, and I really adore the way this side table brings the same charm. It gives off an almost tie-dyed feel, and I love the glazed and glossy finish.
Was $399, now $279.99 at West Elm
With a streamlined, modern marble base, this is the kind of table that both has its own original appeal, but also goes with pretty much any decor scheme. It’s a polished option that will impress all your guests.
Was $139, now $104.30 at West Elm
This small-space option is made of aluminum, so you can easily pick it up and place it in storage when the summer season is over. It can be used both indoors and outdoors, so it’s versatile, too.
This stone-and-resin beauty is giving me major Roman Empire vibes, and you’ll absolutely feel like royalty while using it. It brings a natural element into your home.
Pretty angled legs bring an Art Deco element to an otherwise traditional wood table, and it’s small enough to fit near your bedside, too.
This mixed material side table takes its name seriously: It really is a work of art. Using metal, wood, and glass to create some additional storage, its shapely frame and angled legs are so fun to look at.
This drink table may have slender, sculptural legs, but don’t assume that means it’s a flimsy piece that’ll break under the weight of your cocktail: made from cast metal, it’s a solid option for any space.
If you’re a fan of minimalist, clean lines, this Japandi-style selection is the ultimate side table for you. At only 14 inches in height, it works best next to a bed with a lower bed frame.
Side tables FAQ
How do you figure out the right height for your side table?
Ideally, your side table should not be more than two inches on either side of your sofa or chair’s arm or bed frame. So for example, if your the height of your sofa arms is 22 inches, the ideal side table is between 18 and 24 inches. If you can’t find the right side table that fits these measurements, however, most designers recommend going a little taller rather than shorter, for a more comfortable experience.
