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Round Bedside Tables: Diameter, Drawer Access and Bed Height
A round bedside table replaces square corners with a curved outline, but its widest diameter still needs to fit beside the bed. Compare that full width with the height, drawer movement and the lamp you intend to use. A compact-looking shape can still occupy a substantial floor area.
| Table | Listed size | Useful details |
|---|---|---|
| Hampton Small Round Ivory | 45 × 45 × 60 cm | One drawer; handles and legs need attaching. |
| Dexter Ash Oak Pair | 52 cm diameter × 50 cm high | Left/right pair with curved veneer bodies and soft-closing drawers. |
Use the widest point on your plan
Compare the diameter with the space between the bed frame and the nearest wall, wardrobe or door. A 52 cm design is 7 cm wider than a 45 cm one even though both look rounded. Mark the outline rather than placing only a small object where the centre will sit.
Match the height to the mattress
Hampton is 10 cm taller than the Dexter example. Measure your mattress surface after bedding is in place and consider where your hand naturally reaches. The most useful arrangement depends on your bed and the things you keep beside it; there is no single height that fits every room.
Check the top and the moving parts
A large lampshade can extend beyond the curved top, so include both the base and shade when testing the layout. Confirm the direction of the drawer opening and the space needed in front of it. With a paired product, make sure the left- and right-hand pieces are placed as intended.
The examples use decorative faux-shagreen and ash-oak veneer finishes respectively. Follow the supplied care information and check the exact materials rather than assuming either is solid timber throughout. Browse bedside tables or read our bedside layout guide.
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