River Stone Side Table Bronze

Distinct and visually mesmerizing, the Etna side table is the perfect addition to any home with a modern or contemporary feel. With the marriage of clear glass and a stunning, warm walnut base, this side table is sure to catch the eye of any guest. By the couch, or on its own, let the Etna side table make a distinct, warm statement all on its own.

I ordered one of these and liked it so much I ended up getting a second. These are very well made, solid, easy to assemble and came quickly and well packaged. Classic mid-century style and true to the photographs. Great style and quality for the price and would recommend.. Christine. Portland, OR. Fri Aug 28 2026

There is something mesmerizing about the power of water and how it softens rock into a water-worn stone. Designer Jason Phillips found inspiration in nature's ability to shape a hard surface into something beautiful when he envisioned the River Stone collection, which includes the River Stone black side table. With no harsh lines or hard edges, there is no need to worry about bruised shins and bumped heads given the delicate outline of these stunningly simple pieces. Made of composite in a handsome black finish, this rock-shaped side table with its flat top, which is highly functional, is one of many products we offer in this collection, each of which reflects the ethos that Phillips Collection personifies: modern organic.

Love love love these tables!!!. Karen. Milan, MI. Sat Jan 01 2022

Make a shapely statement. A washed solid ash base supports a rounded tabletop, together spurring a soft, voluminous look with rich organic vibes.

Even though I love the table, I couldnt give it five stars due to the cost. I was upset that the price was lowered a week after I purchased the table. I wished that I had got it at that price especially when its smaller than I anticipated.. Betty. US. Sat Dec 30 2023

This piece is crafted from natural solid wood. Color and texture in wood will vary and natural holes and subtle openings add unique character to your piece. Wood "breathes" and it is normal for cracks to present themselves over time. This is not considered a defect.