Driftwood Side Table
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It might seem odd, but driftwood, like distressed wood, is a niche in furniture. There is something special about wood that has taken a pounding by the sea and still remains. Well, for enthusiasts of driftwood, we give you the driftwood side table. Now you can have that unique wood situation as a very fetching and sturdy table for your home.
Our Picks
Stump Driftwood Side Table
Crafted from authentic cedar driftwood, this side table has a tree stump design. It has been lacquered with several layers of protection to prevent damage to the wood and to make it easy to clean.
Designer Advice:
Perfect for a forest hideaway or creating a magical atmosphere, this tree stump table will also fit with rustic décor schemes. As it is a stump, its design will automatically make your décor appear more natural and down-to-earth. Remember that you will need to place it next to a lower sofa or chair for a proportional look.
Dark Driftwood End Table
No assembly is required with this table, which is cut from sustainably sourced solid teak wood. Featuring a smooth and sleek finish, it has a natural live edge top. However, note this product is not waterproof, meaning you’ll have to be careful with drinks.
Round Driftwood Table
This table is made from reclaimed teak and is available in natural brown or white. It features a cross-cut slab across the top and has an unusual branch-like leg design that creates an abstract and modern look. Each piece is made to be unique.
Designer Advice:
If you only have a small gap in-between sofas or are looking to fill an awkward corner space, this driftwood table is an ideal pick. Its small size makes it a good option for studio apartments and narrow living rooms. It could be used as an extra dining space, too. Pair with stripped-back furniture for a chic and minimalist Scandinavian look.
Logs Driftwood End Table
Beachcrest Home™
You can pick from natural or dark brown with this cool and unique table. It is constructed from individual teak branches that have been joined together for a unique stump-like design. The top is made of branch ends and has a textured but smooth feel.
$133.99
$164
Rich Brown Driftwood Table
Foundstone™
This table is constructed from solid teak with a deep honey-brown tone. The branches beneath cross over and intertwine for a natural but unusual look, whereas the top features a unique raw edge design.
$157.99
$379.99
Designer Advice:
The rich brown finish of this table would look stunning with a bright color scheme. Burgundy cushions would bring out the honey undertones of the design and also prevent your table from blending in too much with a neutral color scheme. Make sure to place your table in a gap with plenty of space, so the beautiful branch base doesn’t get hidden away.
Two Tone Driftwood Side Table
WELLAND
Built from reclaimed cedar stumps and coated with a protective lacquer, this two-tone table has been hand-carved by artisans to preserve its original natural shape. It stands on a thick dark brown base with a light brown top. The top has a natural edge design.
