Bedside Tables: Vintage, Antique and Mid-Century
The bedside table is the smallest piece of furniture in the bedroom and often the one that defines the room. At Hauptstadt Möblerei, you will always find over 100 vintage and antique bedside tables: Wilhelminian-era bedside cabinets with marble tops, mid-century bedside tables made of teak on slender legs, English bedside cabinets made of mahogany and Biedermeier bedside tables made of cherry wood. Individually or as pairs.
Bedside tables by design
- Bedside cabinet: Two to three drawers, the classic choice. Plenty of storage for everything you want within reach at night.
- Bedside cupboard: With a door instead of drawers, often with a marble top and a compartment for a washbasin during the Wilhelminian era.
- Bedside table with drawer: One drawer and an open compartment, light and airy, typical of the 1950s and 1960s.
- Side table as a bedside table: Small tables made of teak or walnut that also work next to the sofa.
- Pairs of bedside tables: Two matching pieces are rare and sought-after. When we have a pair, it is stated in the title.
Vintage bedside table, antique or mid-century?
Antique bedside tables from the Wilhelminian era and Art Nouveau are solid, made of oak or walnut, with marble tops and carvings. Biedermeier bedside tables are simple and light. mid-century bedside tables made of teak or rosewood float on slender legs and suit modern beds. English bedside tables made of mahogany bring Chippendale elegance to the bedroom. More bedroom furniture under Dressers, Wardrobes and Mid-Century.
View bedside tables in Berlin
In the showroom in Berlin-Lichtenberg over 100 bedside tables are permanently displayed across 4,000 m², Mon-Thu and Sat from 9 am to 6 pm, without an appointment. Photos from all sides, exact dimensions and an honest condition description are provided for every piece.
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Frequently asked questions about bedside tables
How high should a bedside table be?
Approximately level with the top of the mattress, so you can comfortably reach the lamp and book while lying down. The height is listed for every piece; measure your bed beforehand.
Do two bedside tables have to match?
No. Two different bedside tables from the same period or made of the same wood often look more lively than a pair. You will find both with us.
Can I use a small dresser as a bedside table?
Yes, with wide beds or in large bedrooms, a narrow dresser looks very good next to the bed and offers more storage space.
Does an antique bedside table go with a modern bed?
Very well. A Wilhelminian-era bedside cabinet next to a simple upholstered bed is one of the most beautiful style contrasts in the bedroom.