Daphne Gray Chairside Table

To protect the integrity of the wood and its two-tone finish, our care guidelines recommend dusting regularly with a soft, clean cloth. For minor stains, use a mixture of mild soap and water; avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasives, as these can strip the finish and dull the natural wood grain over time.

For optimal comfort and aesthetics, a table's surface should sit at or just slightly below the height of your sofa or chair's armrest. This table stands 24 inches high, which is a standard height designed to provide an ergonomic reach for drinks, lamps, or remotes from most traditional seating.

The primary difference lies in the footprint. While a standard end table is typically 20 to 24 inches wide, a chairside table—like this 14-inch wide model—has a much narrower profile. This makes it a specialized solution for "chairside" use, providing just enough surface area for essentials without occupying excessive floor space.

This piece features a dual-storage design to help maintain an organized living area. It includes one concealed drawer, ideal for hiding away small items like remotes and charging cables, and one open lower shelf that provides a dedicated spot for magazines, books, or decorative accents.

This specific table is designed for convenience and does not require customer assembly. This ensures that the piece arrives with the structural integrity intended by the manufacturer, allowing you to integrate it into your home immediately without the need for tools or hardware.

This table is crafted to highlight the wood’s natural grain, which provides a unique, organic texture that is a hallmark of quality furniture. The gray finish is applied to enhance this grain, while the white frame offers a sophisticated two-tone contrast that fits well in rustic or transitional decor styles.

Yes, this table is specifically engineered for spatial efficiency in compact urban homes or tight floor plans. With a slim 14-inch width, it is designed to fit into narrow gaps between a sofa and a wall or nestled between two recliners where a standard-sized end table would be too bulky.