Side Table Magazine Rack
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For a versatile side table option, might we suggest a side table magazine rack. These are attractive as well as being functionally excellent and come in plenty of styles to match your existing furniture scheme. They're capable of holding plenty of magazines, and even have storage. Take a look at this collection for more. We think we have one for you.
Our Picks
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.
Offi Mag Side Table With Magazine Rack Oak Finish Traditional Side Tables And End Tables
Little table with special rack intended to storage magazines. It is made of wood. This simple, but incredible piece of furniture will fit perfectly not only to your living-room (as a coffee table), but for waiting-room in office too.
Bentwood Magazine End Table
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.
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Furniture Of America Antique Oak 1 Drawer Magazine Rack End Table
A very interesting piece of furniture that saves a lot of space and provides the possibility of storage of different items. This table is made of solid wood and it features a storage open shelf and a magazine rack.
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Kailer Single Drawer Magazine Rack Side Table
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Shabby chic pink table vintage lyre
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.
