Asian Side Table
Asian influence furniture is a wonderful way to decorate your home, even if you only add a couple of accent pieces. They are lovely, made by master furniture artisans, and are the perfect tip of the hat to the styles of the East. If you are looking for new end tables for your couch, or maybe a nightstand option, take a look at this extensive collection of Asian end tables. They are magnificent.
Curved Oriental End Table
$541.5 $625.86
Curved Oriental End Table
Design Toscano
$541.5 $625.86
Crafted from solid and manufactured wood, this table is full of detail, including a modified cloverleaf kiln-dried top and a refined lacquered finish. It features a bird and leaf motif and a small shelf below and a slim drawer.
Designer Advice:
The burgundy-brown finish of this table would pair amazingly well with a burgundy leather sofa accentuated with gold braided cushions. This will create a luxurious look that wouldn't be out of place in a traditional or contemporary setting. If you are worried about the look being too decadent, tone it down with calming cream décor instead.
Red Asian Table
$560 $747
Red Asian Table
Bungalow Rose
$560 $747
This table is available in red, black, or gold. Requiring no assembly, it has a high gloss finish and is made of elm wood. The embellished edges and subtle claw feet detail lend it a classic look, as does the landscape motif.
Designer Advice:
If you have a larger living space, the black or gold options would be a good fit. If not, the red finish will add a pop of color to a neutral space without darkening it. You could pick out the white and gold detailing in the motif with a mosaic rug nearby that features these colors.
Elevated Oriental Furniture End Table
Elevated Oriental Furniture End Table
Oriental Furniture
Featuring a black, gold, and brown color scheme, this classic square end table is crafted from polished elm wood. It has a twelve-coat hard black lacquer finish that is complemented by gorgeous oriental landscape motifs on the top and front.
Designer Advice:
The versatile design of this table would look great with both vintage and modern décor schemes. We recommend placing a golden lamp on top - make sure to put a cloth underneath to prevent scratching the lacquer. However, the lack of storage means that this table isn't the best option if you have a small home and want to maximize space.
Golden Asian Side Table
Golden Asian Side Table
World Menagerie
Arriving fully assembled, this table is made of solid elm wood. Featuring a glossy black finish and a stunning hand-painted gold leaf scene, it also has fully lacquered brass hardware for extra shine. It has a cabinet and one drawer for storage.
Designer Advice:
This cabinet's beautiful gold hardware and design would best suit a formal living room or dining room setting. The gold and brass would both contrast and be accentuated by dark brown or jet-black furniture. A tall curio cabinet with one of these colors would finish the look and create a mysterious yet grand atmosphere.
Traditional Asian End Table
Traditional Asian End Table
Bungalow Rose
Made of black elm wood, this end table has a jet-black finish with a subtly glossy sheen. It is outlined in gold at the front and sides and embellished with a hand-painted scene in shades of white and green.
Designer Advice:
The traditional look of this cabinet will lend any space regal elegance. If you think an all-black room would be too gloomy, pick out the subtler colors of this cabinet, like red or green. If it's for a living room, red braided cushions will look stunning, whereas green cushioned chairs would fit the theme in a dining room perfectly.
Buying Guide
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This beautiful and oriental style of table will certainly catch the eye of many buyers, but if you've never seen them before, let alone bought one, how do you know what you're looking for? We'll consider some of the factors that you should think about before investing any money into an Asian end table. Having some guidance before buying furniture can certainly help you to make the right decisions and buy furniture which you and your family will love for decades.
Asian end tables are available in a wide range of patterns, so you should think about what effect you're trying to achieve with this furniture. Are you hoping for something which is bold and makes a statement in your home? Or are you looking for something which is practical, but doesn't take attention away from the rest of your furniture and other ornaments?
This is an important factor to consider before you start thinking about other things. Once you know what effect you want to achieve, you can then start to think about the shape, colors, and patterns.
There is not a vast range of shapes to choose from, but you should explore the most common ones which are:
- Round tables: Round tables are popular in many different circumstances and in many different styles. From dinner tables to small coffee tables, the round shape has been popular for centuries. Round Asian end tables are perhaps a little less common than square tables but provide a soft and elegant look.
- Square tables: You will see many Asian end tables in a square shape. Many of them will have a square table top and then a square shelf mid way down the table legs for extra storage. The square tables have a modern look, and can easily be slotted into corners of the room without wasting any space at all.
- Oval tables: The oval shape is a very popular one for Asian end tables. It is the perfect combination of both the shapes discussed above, with rounded ends but straight and defined lengths. An oval table is often a good choice to be positioned at the end of your sofa or next to an armchair or loveseat.
Reds, purples, oranges, blues and blacks and among the many popular colors used to decorate Asian end tables. The traditional and authentic tables will often have several of these colors incorporated into the table top, table legs and the rest of the frame.
The modern styles of Asian end tables can often be seen in natural distressed wood, painted lightly with white or black wood paint, and rarely including any other colors. Others are made from varnished brown or teak wood, while some have glass or marble table tops for an elegant effect. White Asian end tables are popular too, with many of them boasting a figurine along the table legs or supported by a ceramic animal feature.
