End Tables With Magazine Rack

Contemporary magazine table racks

Red Barrel Studio®

In contemporary living rooms, functionality should come first.

That’s not to say that the right end table with magazine rack can’t be stylish or aesthetically pleasing (relax!) but rather that it should focus on simple and clean lines, avoiding excessive decorative elements.

Monochrome finishes or glass surfaces are also extremely popular with this style. 

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Mid century modern magazine end table

If the depth of your couch allows it, consider looking for an end table that emphasizes the long horizontal shapes that are still so popular in mid-century modern interiors.

Other iconic elements for a vintage end table with magazine holder are outward-pointing legs and warmer or darker wood finishes. 

Bohemian magazine rack side table

Have you opted for bohemian or eclectic interiors? Then every piece of furniture should look as if it were one of a kind, and your new end table is no exception.

That’s why the safest choice is a wood side table with magazine rack that’s either handmade… or made to look like it.

Scout for interesting wood carvings, ornate shapes, and decorative elements that can give it a unique vibe, too.

Transitional magazine table

Ivy Bronx

Did you draw inspiration from both contemporary and traditional or modern interiors when decorating your stunning home?

Then your new end table with magazine rack can either reinforce one of the two or be a balanced blend of both styles.

For example, how about an eye-catching surface in a glass, chrome, or marble finish?

Traditional magazine rack table

The two most logical options for contemporary rooms consist of an end table with magazine rack in a natural wood finish or a neutral color like black, white, or gray.

As for designs, look for simple lines with one more ornate element, such as curved legs, an x-shaped pattern, or smoother edges. 

Industrial, narrow side table with magazine rack

17 Stories

Industrial end tables with magazine racks are getting more and more popular, so you won’t struggle to find a model that matches your vision and needs.

The most important thing from a decorative point of view is to stick to a combination of metal and wood in a simple, streamlined design that’s free from ornate elements. 

Art deco side table with magazine rack

Ready to glitz up your living room with the right art deco end table? Then get creative with symmetrical lines or shapes like circular, trapezoidal, triangular, or zigzagged designs.

As for colors, eye-catching yellow, red, blue, pink, or green are some of the most characteristic art deco hues, but so are metallic or golden finishes.

Minimalist magazine rack table

A minimalist end table with magazine rack should help you cut down on clutter and minimize the disruption of your visual flow.

Try looking for simple designs with symmetrical lines and either a monochrome or balanced bi-color finish.

However, if you want to take your minimalism to the next level, you can’t go wrong with a see-through design. It really doesn’t get more minimal than that!

Scandinavian end table with magazine rack

Most minimalist designs work for Scandinavian end tables with magazine rack too, but try adding a cozier and more natural touch.

The trick is to prioritize a light wood finish, a color from a nature-inspired palette (such as white, cream, yellow, blue, forest green, gray, or brown), or a combination of the two.

Rustic magazine rack side table

Williston Forge

From farmhouse to cottage styles, did you embrace the rustic inspiration of the countryside?

In that case, stick to wooden magazine rack tables in a natural finish that showcases the uniqueness of their veins (or, if budget is your main concern, a manufactured option made to look just like this material).