Our selection of natural wood side tables includes designs made from solid wood, acacia, walnut and mango wood, created to bring warmth and character to your interior. Find the perfect natural side table for your space and everyday needs, whether you're looking for a table beside your sofa or an original bedside table, all at an affordable price.
Natural side tables: an essential piece for a warm and inviting interior
There's nothing quite like wood to bring warmth to your home! Whether it's solid wood, walnut, acacia or reclaimed wood, this natural material adds undeniable charm to every interior style, from contemporary and retro to industrial.
Wood brings texture and warmth to any space. Each type of wood has its own distinctive grain and colour, making every piece unique. Mango wood features pronounced grain patterns and warm tones, while walnut offers a fine grain and an elegant, rich dark colour.
As a natural material, wood evolves over time. It develops a patina, darkens slightly and gains character as the years go by. The return of raw and organic materials in contemporary interiors confirms this trend: natural wood fits just as beautifully into a Scandinavian-inspired home as it does into an industrial loft.
Natural side tables: stylish and functional
Compact and space-saving, natural side tables come in a wide range of designs, from minimalist silhouettes to more playful shapes, while maintaining the warm, inviting feel that's so popular in today's interiors. One of their greatest advantages is their versatility: they work beautifully in every room of the house. Their distinctive aesthetic and warm tones bring character to any space. In the bedroom, a natural side table can serve as an original bedside table. In the living room, it can sit beside the sofa or even provide occasional seating, depending on the design and its weight capacity. In the hallway, it makes a practical spot for keys and mail as soon as you walk through the door. It can also simply become a decorative feature if you've fallen in love with a particular design. The possibilities are endless, so let your personal style and imagination take the lead.
We offer a variety of shapes to suit every need: round, square, cylindrical and asymmetrical side tables, as well as pedestal tables. Round designs soften sharp angles and make it easier to move around busy areas. Square tables, on the other hand, maximise the available surface for your everyday essentials.
A natural wood side table also makes a beautiful decorative feature. Whether placed in your living room, bedroom or hallway, it helps define the space while introducing an organic touch.
Which wood should you choose for your natural side table?
The type of wood determines the colour, durability and way your natural wood side table will evolve over the years.
- Mango wood: warm tones and distinctive grain patterns for an authentic look.
- Acacia: a hard, dense wood that offers excellent durability and is well suited to everyday use.
- Walnut: a dark colour and fine grain for a sophisticated finish.
- Teak: naturally resistant to moisture, with a smooth surface and warm appearance, ideal for interiors.
- Reclaimed wood: a raw finish and unique character for a more environmentally conscious choice.
To make the right choice, compare the hardness of the wood, its maintenance requirements, how its colour changes over time and your budget. Acacia and mango wood offer excellent value for money and long-lasting durability, while walnut provides a more premium finish. If you prefer a mineral-inspired look, opt for a marble side table. For a bolder, more graphic style, a black side table creates a striking contrast in a light-coloured interior.
How to choose the right height and shape for your natural side table
For a side table next to your sofa, choose a design that sits level with the armrest or slightly below it, ideally between 45 and 55 cm high. For a bedside table, aim for a height of 50 to 60 cm, approximately level with your mattress.
In terms of size, a diameter or width of 35 to 50 cm is sufficient for a compact side table. If you're looking for something with more presence, designs measuring 50 to 70 cm offer a larger surface. Remember to check the maximum weight capacity if you plan to use the table as occasional seating.
Where to place a natural side table in your home
A side table can find its place in almost any room, depending on how you want to use it:
- Living room: positioned beside the sofa, it provides space for a book, a drink or a lamp. Two matching tables on either side of the sofa create a symmetrical arrangement. It pairs beautifully with any living room furniture, from sofas to armchairs.
- Bedroom: an alternative to a traditional bedside table, offering a practical surface for an alarm clock or a stack of books.
- Hallway: a small pedestal table provides a convenient place to leave your keys and mail as soon as you arrive home.
- Home office or reading corner: placed beside an armchair, it offers a handy surface for a cup of coffee or a notebook.
Combine two side tables of different heights to create a more dynamic arrangement.
NV Gallery: natural design at affordable prices
We create our collections as curated capsules inspired by lifestyle trends and the world of fashion. For every piece, we select woods that combine quality and aesthetic appeal while keeping prices accessible. Our range of side tables evolves with the seasons to reflect the latest interior design trends.
Order your natural side table online or in-store and have it delivered directly to your home.
Frequently asked questions about natural side tables
What height should a natural side table be next to a sofa?
Choose a height between 45 and 55 cm, level with the sofa armrest or slightly lower.
How do you care for a natural wood side table?
Use a soft, dry cloth and avoid leaving standing water on the surface. Treat the wood with a suitable wood oil once or twice a year.
Which wood is best for an outdoor side table?
Teak is a good choice thanks to its natural resistance to moisture. Acacia is also a durable alternative.
Can a natural side table be used as a bedside table?
Yes. Compact designs with a diameter of 35 to 45 cm make excellent alternatives to traditional bedside tables.
What's the difference between solid wood and wood veneer?
Solid wood is made entirely from wood, is durable and develops a natural patina over time. Wood veneer consists of a thin layer of real wood applied to a supporting material, which generally provides greater dimensional stability over time.