Why K&B? London
We select furniture, lighting and decorative pieces distinguished by sculptural form and considered finishes
Our collections are curated for cohesive interiors with individual character, far removed from mass-market design
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Explore our collection of luxury bedside tables and bedside cabinets, from refined wooden designs with drawers to marble, metal, rattan and mixed-material pieces. Selected for their proportions, distinctive finishes and everyday function, these bedside tables provide practical storage and surface space while bringing balance and character to sophisticated bedrooms.
Camile Oak Bedside Table 62 cm – Grey Oak with Brass Details and Two Drawers
£796.00
Camile Oak I Bedside Table with Drawer 61 cm – Grey Oak with Brass Details
£598.00
Chesham Bedside Table 50 cm – Wooden Nightstand with Drawers and Decorative Fronts
£778.00
Clock Gold Round Side Table 49 cm Metal with Glass Top and Clock Mechanism
£318.00
Enderby Bedside Table with Drawers 61 cm – Grey Shagreen & Oak, Two Drawers
£998.00
Light Oak Bedside Table 62 cm – Pale Oak with Black Details and Two Drawers
£796.00
Luxury Bedside Tables & Cabinets for Refined Bedrooms
A well-proportioned bedside table provides a practical surface for lighting, books and everyday essentials while helping to frame the bed and create a more balanced bedroom composition. Designs with drawers or enclosed storage also allow smaller items to remain close at hand without creating visual clutter.
The K&B London collection includes bedside tables and cabinets in natural wood, marble, metal, rattan and mixed materials, with styles ranging from understated contemporary forms to more decorative statement pieces. For a wider selection of furniture for the room, explore our luxury bedroom furniture.
Bedside Tables with Drawers
Bedside tables with drawers are particularly useful where concealed storage is important. One or two drawers can provide space for books, glasses, chargers and smaller personal items while keeping the top surface clear for a lamp or carefully selected accessories.
When choosing a cabinet with drawers, consider both the overall width and the space required to open them comfortably beside the bed.
Wooden, Marble and Mixed-Material Bedside Tables
Material has a strong influence on the character of bedside furniture. Oak and other timbers introduce natural grain and warmth, while marble creates a more architectural and substantial presence. Metal detailing, rattan fronts and contrasting surfaces can add texture and definition without requiring an overly decorative silhouette.
A bedside table does not need to match the bed or surrounding furniture exactly. Combining complementary materials and finishes can create a more layered and considered bedroom interior.
Choosing the Right Height for a Bedside Table
As a general principle, the top of a bedside table should sit close to the height of the mattress, making it comfortable to reach a lamp, phone or book while in bed. The ideal proportion will vary according to the height of the bed frame and mattress.
Measure from the floor to the top of the mattress before ordering and compare this with the individual product height. Also consider the width of the available space between the bed and surrounding walls or furniture.
Bedside Cabinets for Additional Storage
A bedside cabinet generally provides more enclosed storage than a simple open bedside table. This can be particularly useful in larger bedrooms or where everyday items need to be kept out of sight.
Compact cabinets work well where floor space is limited, while wider two-drawer designs can create a more substantial visual anchor beside a generous bed.
How to Style a Bedside Table
A bedside table usually works best with a restrained arrangement. A well-proportioned table lamp can provide both practical lighting and height, while a book, small decorative object or vase adds personality without overcrowding the surface.
Where matching bedside tables are used on both sides of the bed, the styling does not need to be perfectly symmetrical. Subtle differences in accessories can keep the room feeling considered rather than overly coordinated.
Choosing the Right Bedside Table or Cabinet
Consider height, width, storage requirements and material together. An open design can feel visually lighter in a smaller bedroom, while a bedside cabinet with drawers may be more practical where additional storage is required.
Always check the individual dimensions and material specification before ordering, particularly for pieces incorporating natural stone, timber, glass or specialist finishes.
