End Tables: Where To Put Them?

End tables. They're small, they're versatile, and they're often an afterthought when it comes to furniture. But where do you put them? End tables can be a great way to add a little extra storage or surface space to a room, but they can also be a bit of a puzzle. In this blog post, we'll explore some of the different ways you can use end tables in your home and how to placement them for maximum impact.

How To Pick The Right End Tables For Your Room

When picking an end table for your room, consider the following:

• The overall style of the room. An end table should complement the existing decor
• The size of the room and the furiture in it. An end table should be proportional to the other pieces of furniture in the room.
• The shape of the room. An end table can help to define a space, or create flow within a room.
• Your personal style. An end table is a great way to express your personal taste and style.

Now that you know what to consider when picking an end table for your room, let's take a look at some specific places where you might put one.

10 Creative Ways To Use End Tables In Your Home

End tables are often overlooked piece of furniture in the home. They can be used for a variety of purpose beyond just holding a lamp or serving as a catch-all for remotes and coasters. Here are 10 creative ways to use end tables in your home:

1. Use them as nightstands in the bedroom.
2. Place one next to the armchair in your reading nook.
3. Use them as plant stands to show off your green thumb.
4. Create a makeshift bar by placing one near your liquar cabinet or wine fridge.
5. Put one at the foot of the bed to hold a vase of fresh flowers.
6. Use them to display family photos or art pieces.
7. Stack books on top of them in the living room or den.

     8, 9, 10... Get creative and use them however you see fit!

End Tables VS Coffee Tables

When it comes to choosing between end tables and coffee tables, there are a few things to consider. End tables are typically smaller than coffee tables and can be placed next to a sofa or chair. Coffee tables are usually larger and placed in the center of a room. Both end tables and coffee tables can be used for storage, but end tables may have more limited storage options. 

End tables are a great way to add extra surface area and storage to a room. They can be used as a place to set down a drink or book, or as a catch-all for remotes and other small items. End tables can also help define the space in a room and create visual interest.

Coffee tables are another option for adding surface area and storage to a room. Coffee tables are typically larger than end tables and can anchor a seating area. They can also be used as a focal point in a room, with decorative items such as books or vases displayed on them. Coffee table books are also popular items to keep on hand for guests to flip through.

3 Tips For Styling Your End Table

When it comes to end tables, there are no hard and fast rules about where to put them. But there are a few things to keep in mind that will help you make the most of your end tables. Here are three tips for styling your end tables:

1. Think about functionality. End tables are often use as catch-alls for everything from magazines to remote controls. So take a moment to think about what you want to use your end table for. Do you need a place to set down a drink? Or do you need extra storage for things like coasters and TV remotes?
2. Consider scale. End tables come in all shapes and sizes, so it's important to pick one that's the right scale for your space. A too-small end table will get lost in a large room, while a too-large end table can overwhelm s small place.
3. Coordinate with your other furniture. Your end table should coordinate with the other pieces of furniture in the room, both in terms of style and finish. A mismatched end table will stick out like a sore thumb, so take the time to find one that fits in with your another furniture.

How To Care For Your End Table

Your end table is an important part of your home, and it deserves to be treated with care. Here are some tips on how to care for your end table:

• Dust your end table regularly with a soft, dry cloth.
• If your end table has a finish, polish it occasionally with furniture polish.
• Don't place hot or cold objects directly on your end table; use cosaters or trivets instead.
• Protect your end table from sunlight and water damage by placing it in a well-ventilated area.

Follow above these suggestions, let's use the metal end table to design your home space.