Reclaimed Wood End Tables - Natural, Driftwood, Mango

How do you choose the right size for a wood end table?

The height of your end table should be within a few inches of your sofa or chair’s armrest for easy access. A width of 18-24 inches works well for most spaces, but consider your available floor space before choosing a larger option.

Are wood end tables durable?

Yes, especially when made from solid hardwoods like oak or walnut. However, the durability also depends on the finish—protective coatings help prevent scratches, water stains, and general wear.

How can I style a wood end table?

Pair it with a decorative lamp, a small plant, and a stack of books for a well-balanced look. Adding a tray can also help keep smaller decorative items organized.

How do you clean and maintain a wood end table?

Use a soft, damp cloth for regular cleaning and avoid harsh chemicals. A wood polish or wax can help maintain the table’s luster and protect it from scratches.

What interior styles do wood end tables work with?

Wood end tables are versatile and fit into many styles, from modern to rustic. Lighter woods work well in Scandinavian and coastal spaces, while darker finishes complement traditional and industrial interiors.

Should wood end tables match other furniture in the room?

They don’t have to be an exact match, but they should complement the style and color palette of the space. Mixing different wood tones can create a layered and interesting design.

Can I use a wood end table as a nightstand?

Yes! Many wood end tables are the perfect height for bedside use, offering a stylish and functional alternative to traditional nightstands.

How do I protect a wood end table from water rings?

Use coasters and placemats to prevent water rings from forming. If a water stain does appear, a mixture of baking soda and water or a wood-safe cleaner can help remove it.

Are wood end tables a good investment?

Absolutely! Solid wood end tables are durable, timeless, and can be refinished over time, making them a lasting piece of furniture that adapts to changing styles.