Cedar Creek Brown Chairside Table

This table stands 24 inches high, which is the ideal height for most standard sofas, loveseats, and armchairs. To ensure maximum comfort and accessibility, a side table should typically be within two inches of the height of your seating's armrest. This 24-inch profile allows you to easily reach for a lamp, remote, or beverage without straining.

Beyond the main surface, this table includes a lower display shelf. This two-tier design is highly functional for smaller spaces, allowing you to keep the top clear for daily use while using the bottom shelf for books, baskets, or decorative accents. The plank-style top also provides a sturdy, level surface that reinforces the table's rustic aesthetic.

This table features birch veneers over high-quality construction materials, finished in a rich brown tone. In the furniture industry, veneers are prized for their ability to provide the beautiful, natural grain patterns of real wood while offering enhanced stability. Unlike solid wood, which can be prone to warping or cracking in climates with high humidity or fluctuating temperatures, these veneers are more resistant to environmental changes, ensuring the table remains a durable part of your home for years.

To maintain the rich brown finish and rustic charm, our care guidelines recommend regular dusting with a soft, dry cloth. For minor spills, a slightly damp cloth with mild soap can be used, followed immediately by a dry cloth to prevent moisture from sitting on the veneer. To preserve the surface from heat and moisture rings, we always recommend the use of coasters and trivets.

This piece is designed with a "transitional" aesthetic that bridges both contemporary and rustic styles. The warm brown finish and plank-style top lend themselves to a cozy, farmhouse-inspired room, while the clean lines and angled legs provide a modern silhouette that fits seamlessly into contemporary homes. This versatility makes it an excellent investment piece that can adapt as your interior design style evolves.

Yes, this table is specifically engineered for compact living. With a slim 14-inch width, it is a "chairside" model designed to fit into tight gaps where a traditional end table might be too bulky. Despite its narrow footprint, the 24-inch depth provides a generous surface area that can comfortably accommodate a full-sized table lamp and personal items, making it a favorite for high-rise apartments and cozy urban spaces.

While both serve as companion pieces to seating, the primary difference lies in the proportions. A standard end table is usually wider (often 20 inches or more), whereas a chairside table like this one is intentionally narrow (14 inches) to "slide" alongside a chair or sofa. It is the perfect solution for homeowners who need a functional surface but have limited floor space between furniture pieces.