Faybanks Gray Chairside Table

This table features a high-tech charging bank hidden beneath a discreet flip-top cover on the back of the surface. It includes two three-prong outlets and two USB ports, allowing you to charge smartphones, tablets, and laptops simultaneously. This design effectively manages cable clutter by keeping power cords tucked away while keeping your devices within easy reach.

While both serve as accent surfaces, a chairside table is engineered with a narrower, rectangular profile specifically to serve a single seat. Traditional end tables are typically wider and often square. This chairside design focuses on a deep, slim silhouette that provides full functionality—including a drawer and cabinet—without the bulk of a full-sized side table.

For optimal comfort and accessibility, experts suggest that the tabletop should be within 2 inches of the adjacent furniture’s arm height. At 25 inches tall, this chairside table is perfectly scaled to pair with most standard-height living room seating, allowing you to reach for a drink or remote comfortably from a seated position.

Yes, this piece is specifically designed with space efficiency in mind. Its slim 16-inch width makes it an ideal solution for tight spots where a standard end table might not fit, such as the gap between a sofa and a wall or next to a large recliner. Despite its narrow footprint, the 24-inch depth provides ample surface area for a lamp and personal items without cluttering your floor plan.

This table serves as a functional workhorse by combining different storage types. It features one drawer for small items like remotes or charging cables and a larger cabinet area perfect for tucking away magazines, books, or games. This blend of open and closed storage helps maintain a tidy, organized living space while highlighting its coastal-farmhouse style.

Built for stability, this table features a sturdy base with straight legs to minimize the risk of tipping. To ensure the longevity of the gray finish in active households, our care guide recommends dusting regularly with a soft, dry cloth. For spills, use only a mild soap and water solution; avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, as these can strip the protective finish and damage the material over time.