Man Cave End & Side Tables
End tables put a surface within reach of every seat. Without them, drinks end up on the floor or on the arm of a sofa, and a coffee table only serves the people sitting closest to it. Height should match the arm of the seat beside it, usually 22 to 26 inches. Level with the arm means someone can set a glass down without looking, which is the whole point of the piece. The range covers round and square tops, C-shaped tables that slide their base under a sofa so the top sits over your lap, nesting pairs that separate when the room fills, and models with drawers or a lower shelf for remotes and coasters.
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Black Modern Side Table with Drawer and Shelf
MSRP$450.00$300.00
Eric Charcoal Solid Wood Farmhouse End Table with Charging
$338.00Alonzo Natural Coastal Grass Rope 2-Shelf Side Table
$348.00Gemma 22 Contemporary Black Metal Hourglass Side Table
$90.00Black Mango Wood Geometric Stool and Side Table
MSRP$375.00$196.00
Compact Walnut Side Table with Triangular Top for Modern Spaces
MSRP$555.00$370.00Minimalist Black Steel Frame Side Table with Rectangular Top
MSRP$255.00$170.00Maddox 16L x 13.5W x 27H Medium Brown Wood w/ Black Metal C-shaped End/Side Table
$223.99-20%$279.99Julian Seadrift Mid-Century Modern Charging Side Table with Shelf
$326.00Grier Light Brown Wood w/ Cane Accent Table
$479.99-20%$599.99Mitch Acorn Mid-Century Modern Charging End Table with Storage
$396.00Kevin White Lift-Top Farmhouse End Table with Charging and Casters
$454.00Lenuxe 24 Contemporary Gold Metal Accent Table
$150.00
Zenn Contemporary Glass Top Stainless Steel End Table
$100.00Terra 18L x 18W x 22H Light Brown Wood Fluted Round Side Table
$359.99-20%$449.99Rumer Dark Brown Wood w/ White Marble Side Table
$263.99-20%$329.99
Read More About OUR Man Cave End & Side Tables
End tables put a surface within reach of every seat, which is the job a coffee table cannot do. Without them, drinks end up on the floor or balanced on a sofa arm, and only the people sitting closest to the middle of the room have anywhere to put anything.
Height should match the arm of the seat beside it, usually 22 to 26 inches. Level with the arm means someone can set a glass down without looking away from the screen, which is the entire point of the piece. Much lower and the reach becomes awkward enough that people stop using it.
The useful variants solve different problems:
- C-shaped tables slide their base under a sofa so the top sits over your lap, working where there is no floor beside the seat
- Nesting pairs separate when the room fills and stack back afterward
- Storage models with a drawer or lower shelf absorb remotes, coasters and controllers
- Round tops in a walkway, since there is no corner to catch a shin
Material follows the rest of the room more than it follows function. Solid wood takes marks and refinishes, glass keeps a tight corner feeling open, marble and stone tops carry weight without looking bulky, and powder coated metal frames suit an industrial space.
Stability is worth a moment's thought on anything narrow and tall. A slim table holding a lamp goes over easily if the base is light, and a weighted or wider base is what keeps it upright in a room where people move around in low light.
Browse the range and measure the arm height of your seating first. That one number decides which tables will actually get used.