Side Tables

Norris Side Table
Norris Side Table
$1,685.00
Jensen Side Table
Jensen Side Table
$1,325.00
Sloan Side Table
Sloan Side Table
$230.00
Douglas Side Table
Douglas Side Table
$1,950.00
Theodore Side Table
Theodore Side Table
$1,430.00
Royce Side Table
Royce Side Table
$2,210.00
Thomas Side Table
Thomas Side Table
$600.00
Isabelle Side Table
Isabelle Side Table
$1,000.00
Heidi Side Table
Heidi Side Table
$500.00
Caleb Side Table
Caleb Side Table
$350.00
Devyn Adjustable Side Table
Devyn Adjustable Side Table
From $1,830.00
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Erin Side Table
Erin Side Table
$390.00
Moody Side Table
Moody Side Table
$1,085.00
Devyn Adjustable Side Table
Devyn Adjustable Side Table
From $1,830.00
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Charlotte Side Table
Charlotte Side Table
$200.00
Ellie Nesting Side Tables
Ellie Nesting Side Tables
$2,860.00
Chloe Side Table
Chloe Side Table
$1,100.00
Alice Wood Stool
Alice Wood Stool
$195.00
Shea's Pick
Haskell Side Table
Haskell Side Table
$400.00

McGee & Co. Side Tables

Side tables are an essential element of seating vignettes, both functionally and aesthetically. Whether situating a side table or two next to a custom sofa or sectional or intentionally placing a side table between two armchairs, they round out the scene by adding dimension, height, and interest. Because end tables serve such a straightforward purpose, they can really make a statement through their shape and material. From wooden side tables to metal, black side tables, the material and style of each end table can match the rest of your look, or playfully complement it. No matter what you decide, our collection of side tables offers a refined selection of some of the industry’s most beautiful, high-quality pieces. With a range of traditional side tables to sculptural, modern side tables, there’s a piece for every space.

If you’re wondering how to choose a side table, be it in a living room, bedroom, or nook, start by considering each element of the table’s construction. First, consider the legs or base, which capture the end table’s silhouette. They can add a distinctly modern look, whether highly sculptural and geometric or minimal and slim. Others may add a more organic look, while some might lean more traditional—think detailed legs or frames. Next, consider the materials. Wooden side tables tend to feel more traditional or coastal, while metal or marble materials have a modern tone. Mixed materials in end tables can feel playful, and natural materials like wicker or reclaimed wood have an organic look. Finally, think about the surface area of the tabletop. Your side tables should be a style you love and make a stunning addition to the home, but also need to be practical for the space. For more in-depth details on how to choose a side table, see our article on Studio McGee by clicking here.

Complete the look of your side tables by incorporating final styling elements like table lamps, ceramic vases with fresh or dried flowers, and a stack of decorative books or small bowls and trays for decor.