Side Tables in Portland, OR

Shop side tables, end tables, and accent tables in Portland — hundreds of options from live-edge wood to marble, metal, and rattan, mixing new designs from Four Hands, LH Imports, Moe's, and NPD with one-of-a-kind consigned finds.

Every Accent Table Job, Covered

Sofa-side end tables, martini tables for tight corners, nesting sets, nightstand stand-ins, and plant pedestals. The collection also overlaps with our coffee tables — many designs come in both scales so the living room can match without being matchy.

Materials & Styles

Solid wood and live-edge slabs, stone and stone-look tops, blackened metal, woven rattan and cane, and lacquered modern finishes. Prices start under $100 for accent pieces and run into the low thousands for designer and consigned statement tables.

One-of-a-Kind Consigned Tables

Nearly half this collection at any moment is consigned — vintage side tables, designer pieces, and solid-wood oddballs you won't find in any catalog, at secondhand prices. They're singles: check newest consignments often, and see consigned accent tables for the focused list.

Get the Height Right

The rule that saves a living room: a side table should land within an inch or two of the adjacent arm height. Every listing shows dimensions — or skip the tape-measure anxiety and test pairings on our showroom floor, where tables sit next to real sofas.

Visit the Showroom

Accent tables are impulse-sized but proportion-critical. At 439 SE Grand Ave you can audition a table next to seating like yours, judge the finish in person, and usually take it home the same day. Locally owned since 2010.

Shopping for a Nightstand Instead?

Half the "side tables" in Portland bedrooms started life as accent tables — and vice versa. If the table is headed bedside, check height against your mattress top and look for a drawer or shelf; the dedicated nightstand collection has purpose-built options with storage.

Side Table FAQ

What's the difference between a side table and an end table?

Functionally nothing — "end table" usually means the sofa-flanking pair, "side table" and "accent table" cover everything else. We list them together so you don't have to guess our vocabulary.

Can I mix wood tones?

Yes — matched suites read dated; mixing tones reads collected. Keep undertones (warm vs cool) consistent and repeat each tone at least twice in the room.

Do side tables come in pairs?

Some new designs can be bought in multiples; consigned pieces are usually singles. If you need a true pair, the new lines from Four Hands, LH Imports, and Moe's are the place to start.

What height should a side table be?

Within an inch or two of the sofa or chair arm beside it — typically 22–26 inches. For armless seating, aim level with or slightly below the seat-back line so the table reads intentional.