Magazine Rack Table

121 Ideas by Peyton Robinson

For the bookworms and magazine enthusiasts, we present to you a clever solution for your ever-growing collection: magazine rack tables. No need to sacrifice valuable space or let your favorite magazines clutter your home. Just stylishly display them while keeping your space organized at the same time. The best part is that these multifunctional pieces come in an array of styles to fit any decor.

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Intriguing design and simple form make this end table something special among other furnishings. The side is shaped so that you can store magazines and files there. The handle cut in the side panel makes the table easy to move around.

It is a solid, elegant and contemporary accent table with storage that has got a black finish and wood construction. If you looking for a pretty accent table, you need to choose this one.

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A convenient helper while watching favorite movie flicks, this small side table comes with a built-in magazine rack, and a tray on top for placing your remote control. The table is made of hardwood, with curved metal legs, and a wood handle for easy carrying.

Sleek, minimalistic, yet very convenient, this small side table magazine rack will be a perfect practical accent in your living room. It solves the issue of coffee cups you don't know where to put or magazines you want to reposit after reading.

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Distressed on purpose, this vintage table delivers a shabby chic hint around - notably because of its chippy powder pink paint finish, not so common these days! Lower rack efficiently houses stacks of magazines.

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Black Glass End Table With Magazine Rack and Wheels

This Glass End Table with Magazine Rack & Wheels in Black Finish is an excellent choice for modern and contemporary interiors. Striking design provides good durability and functionality, and thanks to caster wheels also easy mobility.

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Peyton Robinson Interior Design Expert

Peyton is a New York–based interior designer with an extensive background in creating pet-friendly homes that still look refined and cohesive. Drawing on many years of residential and commercial work, she integrates feeding stations, crate furniture, and other practical pieces seamlessly into carefully planned rooms so readers can keep animals comfortable without sacrificing a calm, stylish home.

What is the correct height for a side table?

A side table with magazine rack should be the same height as the arm of your sofa or chair or, alternatively, only just below it.

This is important both from a practical and decorative point of view: in fact, it’ll make it easier to reach for your drink or anything that you’ve placed on top of it while also creating an aesthetically pleasing visual flow in your living room.

What are the most popular styles of side table magazine racks?

Your side table magazine rack is an excellent way to inject aesthetics and practicality into your living room. We’re seeing lots of wood styles right now, from fluid, sculptural-seeming ones that are all in one piece to vintage pieces with ornate carving.

A popular trend right now is mixed materials, particularly where the magazine rack part of the table is made out of a different material than the rest of the table (e.g., table made out of wood, magazine rack made from leather or metal). Finally, sculptural wire and metal racks are also making a comeback, especially ones in which the wires are bent to form interesting silhouettes and shapes.