TOV FURNITURE
The nightstand is small but mighty—a landing pad for your lamp, your book, your morning coffee. Shop designer-curated nightstands and bedside tables sized and styled to flank any bed.
TOV FURNITURE
Butler Specialty Co.
TOV FURNITURE
Safavieh
Four Hands
Butler Specialty Co.
TOV FURNITURE
TOV FURNITURE
Safavieh
Butler Specialty Co.
Butler Specialty Co.
TOV FURNITURE
Aim for a nightstand within a couple inches of your mattress top—usually 24–28 inches—so the surface is easy to reach from bed. Too low and you'll fumble for the lamp; too high and it dominates the bed. Measure your mattress height (with the frame) before you shop.
Scale it to the bed and the wall. For a king or a tall headboard, a wider nightstand (24+ inches) keeps proportions balanced; for a full bed or a tight room, a slim 16–18-inch table or a wall-mounted shelf keeps things from feeling crowded.
Drawers hide chargers, medicine, and clutter; an open shelf keeps books and a basket within reach; a cabinet conceals the most. A single drawer over an open shelf is the versatile middle ground. Pick based on what you want out of sight.
A matching pair reads tailored and restful—the easiest way to make a bedroom feel pulled-together. But mismatched nightstands, coordinated by tone or material, bring a collected, designer feel. If you mix, keep the heights close so the room stays balanced.
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Shop this room →No—coordinate by wood tone, finish, or style rather than matching exactly. Many designers intentionally mix for a layered look.
Within an inch or two of your mattress top—typically 24–28 inches—so the surface is easy to reach from bed.
Use a slim table, a wall-mounted shelf, or a small stool—anything that holds a lamp and a glass of water without crowding the walkway.
Keep it within a few inches so it's within arm's reach; a wider gap makes the setup feel disconnected.
Yes—take our style quiz or book a designer, and we'll recommend pieces sized to your room, your routine, and your style.