An end table might not be as crucial as, say, the couch or dining table, but they really can make or break a living room. They’re the difference between an accent chair that appears ‘just there’ and creating a curated focal point. Plus, it never hurts to have a landing spot for a favorite beverage or a book.While most skew pretty basic, Pottery Barn end tables? They've never heard of it.
In a stroke of luck, I stumbled upon some seriously sweet side table deals during the Pottery Barn sale. Adding a healthy dose of interest without breaking the bank, interior designer Artem Kropovinsky highlightshow a ‘statement end table, whether it is in a bold color or an unusual shape, can completely change how a room feels.’ ‘It becomes eye-catching and prompts people to talk about it,’ he muses. Bold, beautiful, and impossible to ignore, Pottery Barn offers no shortage of these bonafide art pieces.
End tables aren't simply sidekicks; they’re the main event. Exhibit A: this edit. Discover why Pottery Barn end tables are among our favorite chic living room updates, forever and always, with this curated selection of the very best.
Best Pottery Barn End Tables
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Jamie Round Metal Accent Table
Price: $149
Loving the sharp, elongated legs on this side table. Design-forward and artistic, it speaks volumes with its minimalist appeal. Ideal for any modern living room.
Shae Round Metal Accent Table
Price: $199
Let it shine with this showstopper. Its drum shape is classically elegant while the golden sheen adds a modern, luxurious touch. Pair it with furniture featuring similarly hued hardware for an ultra-curated look.
Charleston Round Iron Accent Table
Price: $119
Was: $149
Inspired by 18th-century candle stands, this elegant living room idea beautifully blends graceful curves with forged iron. It exudes elegance and charm, with a touch of history.
Cayman Round Side Table
Price: $349
For versatility and refinement, the Cayman is the perfect choice. Clean and coastal, it adds a captivating sculptural element without overshadowing other decor.
Cardiff Square Woven Side Table
Price: $399
Crafted from expertly woven banana bark fibers, this end table is a masterpiece. Place your favorite book and beverage on top and you’re instantly transported to a coastal retreat.
Everson Square Glass Side Table
Price: $299
Featuring two tiers of barely-there glass construction, this table is perfect for showcasing your favorite decor. Its antique brass and foot detailing add character and charm.
Ludlow Rectangular Trunk End Table
Price: $599
Inspired by vintage steamer trunks, this side table tells the tale of a life well-lived. Every distressed detail adds to its charm, while its ample storage space is perfect for throw blankets and pillows.
Amherst Square Side Table
Price: $279
Was: $399
Compact yet functional, this rustic side table offers both a bottom shelf and a drawer for smaller items. Ideal for small living rooms, it combines practicality with style.
Mission Square Metal Accent Table
Price: $589
I mean, how good is the Mission side table?! A true work of art. Its sculptural cast aluminum creates an airy spiral effect, making it a captivating addition to any space.
Allen Rectangular Tiered End Table
Price: $299
Why settle for two tiers when you can have three? This ingeniously designed teak wood side table is perfect for displaying a growing collection of coffee table books.
Cori Round Recycled Glass Accent Table
Price: $249
Crafted from recycled glass and forged iron, this end table is truly unique. Each piece tells its own story, with natural variations adding to its charm.
Doris Square Side Table
Price: $1,299
Last but not least, the Dorris is a favorite for its hammered iron legs and topstitched leather shelf. Its top-heavy glass top adds a compelling touch, making it quite the standout piece.
How should I style my Pottery Barn end table?
When it comes to styling an end table, Artem’s golden rule is balance. He advises that the table's ‘position within the room should be well-thought-out so as not to spoil its beauty while promoting its functionality by overcrowding it.’
As for decor, Artem suggests starting ‘with a unique lamp or piece of art that stands out, then add smaller personal items on top of it.’ Remember, less is more — a great end table might not need anything on top to make a statement. Use your discretion.
Pair any of these Pottery Barn rugs with your end table for the perfect match.
