Handcrafted Wrought Iron End Tables
Wrought iron end tables are the perfect accent pieces to finish off a bedroom or living room. Situate an iron end table beside a couch or chair to act as a place for holding drinks, books, and lamps. No matter your style, from modern farmhouse to elegant penthouse, there's a beautiful occasional table, or perhaps a pair, to suit your design aesthetic. These finely crafted wrought iron end tables are handmade by skilled artisans and come in several base styles and iron finishes. Choose one of many popular tops, including copper, glass, stone, or wood, or purchase just the base and add your own custom top. You will find a collection of accent and drink tables here as well - These tables are smaller than end tables but serve the same purpose. Helpful End Table tips, tricks and Information
Your Helpful Guide to Wrought Iron End Tables
What wrought iron end table types do you offer?
- Tiered
- Nesting
- Pedestal
- Clamp
- Cage
- Cylinder
- Iron Strapped
Where might I want to use wrought iron end tables?
What materials are used to create your wrought iron end tables?
- Hand-forged Wrought Iron in a wide choice of gorgeous finishes
- Aluminum
- Zinc
- Hammered Copper
- Wood in many lovely finishes
- Reclaimed wood in rustic finishes
- Glass
- Marble (Red or White)
- Granite
What are the most popular shapes and sizes among your wrought iron end tables?
Rules of thumb for choosing the ideal end table:
- Height - an end table should be approximately the same height as the arms of the sofa or chair or just below that level. Too low or too high and reaching for a glass or magazine on the table can be problematic. For an armless sofa or chair aim for a height that falls where an imaginary arm might be.
- Size - here's no hard and fast rule as to the length and wide for an end table. It's easy see if a table fits your space. Perhaps Goldilocks knew best - not too small, not too big, but a size that's just right. An ideal table will fit perfectly beside the sofa or chair that will be its companion.
- Number - From one to several tables will work in the average room. For someone who has a large family or entertains a lot, the number of end tables should be selected for convenience without overwhelming the space or making it seem overcrowded.
Learn more about end tables from these articles written by expert designers.
The Ultimate Decorators' Guide to Ideal Living Room Layout Measurement.
Apartment Therapy offers a no-nonsense guide to furniture sizes and heights, distance between pieces and space around them. From the height of the coffee table versus the sofa to the distance from side tables to chairs, this is a guide you'll want to reference often.
"End Tables in the Living Room & Beyond."
Want to add new tables to your home? You'll see lots of ideas for adding interesting end tables to your decor in this detailed article.
"End Tables in the Bedroom"
Getting ready to update your master or guest bedroom? Here you will find ideas for using end tables in all sorts of styles.
"How to Place Side Tables"
The Nest offers a short and sweet article about the placement of side tables. Lots of info packed in here.
"The Right Height of a Table Lamp for Your End Table"
Longer and more detailed, Fred Gonsowski of Garden Home blog gives extensive information about the height of end tables and lamps. This is a fun read.