The Quintet of Experts’ Nightstand

Can you imagine how out of place a mirrored bedside table would   look in a white shabby chic bedroom?    The right material depends on how you plan to use your bedside tables,   but most of all on the rest of the furniture: think about what you already   have to adapt or alternatively add to.

Wood is a popular and long-lasting   option: while the most traditional of these, these timeless bedside tables   are also the most versatile and can match different decor styles depending on   the color and design.

metal is another durable and heavier   material that eliminates the risk of flaking or insect damage.  The water-repellent surface comes in handy   when you want to keep a drink on your bedside table.  However, you should be careful and avoid   sharp metal edges when children are walking around.

Glass and mirrored Bedside tables   look sleek and modern and can help make the space feel bigger.  However, just like metal, they may not be   the best choice if you have young children.

If you’re looking for a budget-friendly option, plastic   Bedside tables are the cheapest: they sometimes look a little cheap.  However, because they come in many   different colors, they can still help you customize the palette of your room   and ensure a cohesive feel.

Padded Bed stands could complement   the style of your bed frame, but if you usually have a drink in bed while   reading, avoid them as they are more sensitive and can actually hold back   water.

Wicker Bedside tables are less   common, but they might be worth looking for if you have other pieces of   furniture in the same style, or if you’re looking for lightweight models that   are easy to move and rearrange.