Barshay Brown Side Table

Expert design guidelines suggest that an end table should ideally be within two inches of your sofa's arm height. This table stands at approximately 20.25 to 20.5 inches tall, making it a perfect match for mid-century modern or low-profile seating. For most standard sofas, this height allows you to comfortably reach for a drink or remote without straining.

This table is an excellent solution for space-constrained living. With dimensions of 21"L x 20"W, its compact footprint and unique triangular shape allow it to tuck neatly into corners or fit beside a chair in tight layouts where a traditional square or round table might feel too bulky. The open, tapered leg design also creates a sense of "visual lightness," helping your room feel more open and airy.

Absolutely. This table features a unique cross-base design with three tapered legs. Architecturally, a three-legged or tripod-style base is inherently stable because all three points of contact must touch the floor, preventing the "wobble" often found in four-legged tables on slightly uneven surfaces like thick carpets or hardwood floors.

Assembly for this side table is designed to be straightforward and manageable. Because it features a minimalist cross-base and a single triangular top, you can expect a quick setup process. Our assembly instructions provide a clear, step-by-step guide to ensure the base is securely attached to the top, providing a sturdy and reliable surface for your home.

Yes, this side table is built with high-quality solid wood. The use of solid timber ensures a durable, long-lasting piece of furniture that maintains its structural integrity better than engineered alternatives. It is finished in a natural elm wood finish, which highlights the organic grain and texture of the wood, adding a warm, authentic feel to your living space.

Yes, if you are looking to create a unified mid-century modern aesthetic, you can pair this side table with the matching Barshay Brown Cocktail Table or the Barshay Brown Triangle Cocktail Table. Mixing these shapes—such as a triangular side table with a rectangular or matching triangular cocktail table—is a hallmark of modern interior design that adds visual interest while maintaining a consistent finish throughout the room.