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Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars.60 total votes
Versatile minimalist surface space. Crafted from wood with a focus on clean lines and rounded edges, this pair of end tables outfit your space with a modern look. Stain-resistant wood grains layer in an organic element, while the varied heights create visual dimension.
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars.31 total votes
Sculptural stone surface space. Crafted from concrete, this sturdy end table features freeform curves that give it an artful, organic look. A marble-like white + gray finish makes it a museum-quality platform for a special plant or lamp, and it arrives fully assembled.
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars.74 total votes
Minimal lines, contemporary vibes. Combining a pared-back silhouette with a simple finish, this end table offers function-forward surface space – minus the visual clutter. Its generous tabletop and solid sled legs give you plenty of room to stage plants, lamps, or streaming marathon snacks.
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars.181 total votes
Sculptural and ultra-minimalist, this blocky end table is built from brushed stainless steel wrapped around a wooden frame. It comes in two sizes + three metallic finishes, so it’s easy to match it to your space. No assembly needed; all you have to do is style it – or leave it beguilingly bare.
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars.21 total votes
Bring on the drama in minimalist style with the Deborah Coffee Table. This curvaceous cutie will make a statement in any space with its neutral white color and its spectacular silhouette.
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars.50 total votes
Round out your space. This solid wood end table balances utility and form with its sculptural base and raised-edge top. Crafted from kiln-dried wood with a rich, dimensional finish, it keeps items in place while anchoring the room with a grounded look.
. Kathryn. . 2025-05-28 14:13:59
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars.929 total votes
Abstract concrete. With its organically flared silhouette, textural finish, and central lacuna, this end table feels like something you should be nodding at thoughtfully in a gallery, rather than resting your coffee on. It’s suitable for use both indoors + out, and arrives fully assembled.
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.14 total votes
Industrial + minimal. Crafted from concrete with a stain-resistant finish, this end table is suitable for indoor and covered outdoor spaces. Smooth curves soften its rugged look, while a recessed base lightens the blocky silhouette. Arrives fully assembled + ready to rock.
Great end table!. Christopher. . 2024-07-15 08:13:46
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.52 total votes
Crafted from concrete with a speckled gray finish, this minimalist coffee table is suitable for use indoors or out. A slightly recessed base lightens the smooth circular silhouette. Arrives fully assembled, but ask a friend to help you move it – or start training now.
Rated 4 out of 5 stars.18 total votes
This end table makes a statement in your living room thanks to its bold construction that draws on industrial materials and brutalist silhouettes. It's crafted from fiber-reinforced concrete and sports a neutral, distressed finish. It's shaped like a solid cube, with clean-lined edges for a minimalist look. Plus, it measures 22'' on all sides, so it's a great size for mixing into your living room. This table weighs 100 lbs., so we recommend grabbing a friend (or two) if you need to move it.
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars.504 total votes
Sculptural stone. Built from concrete, this end table showcases a striking double hourglass silhouette. It’s available in a range of neutral finishes, all sealed to withstand the elements outdoors – or the occasional spill indoors. No assembly is required, so you can start styling it right away.
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars.39 total votes
Hardworking surface space. This industrial-inspired end table is defined by its sharp lines + rugged mixed materials. The wooden tabletop has raised tray edges to keep items in place; it rests on a crossed sled base built from black powder-coated steel.
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