Cast Iron Side Table
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You have seen just about every end table out there in your search for the right one. But have you seen cast iron end tables? No? Well you will want to take a look at these. Our selection of cast iron end tables are hard and black and will support any weight. They have the cool intensity to give your home a rugged quality. Take a look in this collection.
Our Picks
Minimalistic Vintage Industrial Milk Jug Inspired End Table
This solid wrought iron end table has an industrial nuance with a hammered, unfinished metal texture. The flat top of the modern hourglass design adds a contemporary touch fabulous for farmhouses. At 12 pounds, it’s easy to move with attached handles.
Designer Advice:
Picking a cast iron side table in a solid metal frame can create a versatile nuance that you can work into any design. Leaving the metal unfinished with a hammered texture can give your table an authentic handcrafted appeal that enhances the aged, worn, rustic aesthetic created by the unique hourglass shape. Built-in handles make for easier relocating.
Two Piece Round Nesting Rod Iron End Tables
This set of nesting tables contains metal tables with slender legs and art deco metal discs for the tabletops. The top table stands 24” tall with an 18.75” width and depth, a rounded open base, and a raised lip.
Designer Advice:
Nesting tables make a great choice for your room, especially when space is limited. The purpose of these tables is to fit together for easy, compact storage. They only take up the room it requires to store the largest piece. But when you need an extra table or additional surface, you can pull the bottom table out from under the top and put it anywhere as a stand-alone piece.
Slim Slender Square Cast Iron Side Table
Use this slim modern table in any small space to provide a clean, versatile black finish for every decor. At 21” high, use it as a side table next to furniture. And store it anywhere with the compact 7” width and depth.
Designer Advice:
One of the best things about cast iron side tables is their versatility. No matter which size, color, finish, or style you choose, it will blend into your existing decor. And even better, when you redecorate with a different theme, you can reuse the same cast iron furniture piece in your new look and still look intriguing and stylish.
Mixed Material Cast Iron Side Table with Storage
This 24.5” tall by 19” wide by 15” deep has a 0.75” thick wood table with a lower wood shelf that’s 2.75” from the ground. The cast iron frame has slim curved legs and a distressed black metal finish.
Designer Advice:
You can use a decorative cast iron end table to create a casual or minimalistic visual focal point in your room. Or it can be a simple neutral design that serves as a basic iron side table for living room functionality. The leg style and shelving are easy ways to add a creative look to your metal furniture.
Modern Rustic Mixed Cast Iron Frame Side Table
This black side table has a 5.1” deep round wood tabletop surface mounted to a 19.29” wide arching welded iron frame on two 27.56” tall legs. And a middle open fabric saddlebag offers center storage.
Designer Advice:
Iron side tables with storage in the center provide more than just a tabletop surface for storing items. You can use the lower shelf to keep things you want to have close at hand or as a place to display decor. But it can also work as a way to add an extra layer of style to your space.
