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Bedside tables for a calm bedroom, made in Sweden
A bedside table is the last thing you reach for at night and the first in the morning. Ours are made in our own factory in Sweden: Iris stands 64 cm high with a drawer, and Lisa floats on the wall at exactly the height of your bed. Set the top level with your mattress, or up to 5 cm above. Every table carries a 10-year warranty.
Our promises
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Made in Sweden
Made in our own factory in Sweden.
Every bedside table is made in our own factory in Sweden: steel frames are cut, welded and powder-coated, and oak tops are machined and lacquered.
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10-year warranty
Covered for 10 years.
Every bedside table is covered by our 10-year warranty against manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship, in normal home use.
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Delivered to your door
Tracked all the way to you.
Your table is packed in our factory and tracked from the moment it leaves.
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Wood and frame samples
See and feel them at home.
Oak and frame colours change with the light in every bedroom.
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Two bedside tables. Measured side by side.
Measured data for our two bedside tables, so the choice comes down to your counter and your room.
| Iris Bedside Tablefrom 4.395 kr Shop Iris | Lisa Bedside Tablefrom 2.895 kr Shop Lisa | |
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| Iris is 38 cm deep with the knob. Lisa has no fixed height: you mount it level with your mattress. Every table is made in our own factory in Sweden. | ||
| Material | Steel frame | Solid oak on steel |
| Storage | One drawer and an open shelf | Two vegan leather straps, screwed to the wall |
| Height | 64 cm | Not applicable |
| Width | 40 cm | 30 cm |
| Depth | 35 cm | 31 cm |
| Weight | 12 | - |
| Top | Black or white laminate, or Dekton sintered stone | Solid oak, dark oak or black oak |
Guides and answers
In-depth guides, one question each, and quick answers to the most common questions.
- How to Choose a Bedside Table: Height, Size, Drawer or ShelfA bedside table should be level with the top of the mattress and about 40 cm wide: Iris is 64 cm high with a drawer.
- How Tall Should a Bedside Table Be? Match It to Your BedA bedside table should be level with your mattress top or up to 5 cm above: measure the made bed, then pick the table.
- Floating Bedside Table: How High to Mount It and WhyMount a floating bedside table with its top level with your mattress: Lisa is 30 x 31 cm and screws to the wall.
- Small Bedside Table: What Fits Beside a Tight BedIn a small bedroom, measure the gap beside the bed: Lisa floats at 30 x 31 cm, Affe needs ø30 cm, Iris needs a 45 cm gap.
- Side Table: Height, Size and Where It GoesA side table should sit level with the arm of the sofa or chair: Affe is 59 cm with a ø30 cm top or 79 cm with a ø40 cm top.
- Bedside Table for a Box-Spring Bed: The Height That Matches a High MattressNext to a box-spring bed, the bedside table top should be level with the made mattress or up to 5 cm above: Iris at 64 cm fits beds of 59 to 64 cm, Lisa mounts higher.
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Style & finish
- Oak Bedside Table: Solid Oak, Floating or PedestalOur oak bedside tables are solid oak: Lisa floats on the wall with an oak top, Affe is a turned oak pedestal, both in three finishes.
- White or Black Bedside Table: Which Suits Your BedroomChoose a bedside table colour against the bed frame and the floor: white for small light rooms, black for a dark bed, oak for warmth.
- Bedside Tables Set of 2: Matching Pair or Mixed SidesTwo Iris beside a 160 cm bed need about 250 cm of wall; mix tables when the two sides want different things.
- Modern Bedside Table: What Makes One Modern (Iris, Lisa, Affe)A modern bedside table has a plain outline, materials you can name and a light footprint: Iris with a drawer, Lisa on the wall, Affe as an oak pedestal.
- What to Put on a Bedside Table (and in the Drawer)Put what you use at night on a bedside table, a light, a glass, your phone and your book, plus one thing you like; glasses, chargers and hand cream go in the drawer.
- Bedroom Furniture Ideas: Bedside Tables, a Bench and a Reading ChairFurnish a bedroom around the bed: bedside tables level with the mattress, an end of bed bench if there is 100 cm behind the bed, and a reading chair in a corner.
8 questions
Frequently asked questions
How high should a bedside table be?
Level with the top of your mattress, or up to about 5 cm above. Most beds land between 50 and 65 cm, so measure yours with the bedding on.
How big is the Iris bedside table?
64 cm high, 40 cm wide and 35 cm deep, with one drawer under an open shelf. It weighs 12 kg and suits a standard bed of 55 to 65 cm.
How is a floating bedside table fixed?
Lisa is screwed to the wall, so you choose its height: mount it with the top level with your mattress. Nothing stands on the floor.
Do you make a bedside table with a drawer?
Yes. Iris has one drawer under an open shelf. Lisa has no drawer; two vegan leather straps under the oak top hold magazines and a book.
What are the Iris tops made of?
Black or white laminate, or Dekton sintered stone in Lunar, Entzo or Kelya. The frame is welded steel in black, white or beige.
What if my bed is low?
For a mattress under 55 cm, mount Lisa low on the wall, or choose Affe, our 59 cm pedestal side table in solid oak.
Do your bedside tables have a built-in charger?
No. None of them has an outlet. Run the cable behind Iris or Lisa to a wall socket.
Should both bedside tables match?
Not necessarily. A pair of Iris reads calm. Iris and Lisa work together when the finishes relate: a black frame with black oak, or a beige frame with natural oak.
Find your table
Which table suits your bed?
Two questions to the table that sits at the right height and keeps what you need close.
Before you choose
Five things worth knowing.
Height, storage, on the wall, space and finish.
How high should it be?
Level with your mattress, or up to 5 cm above.
Make the bed as you sleep in it and measure from the floor to the top of the mattress. That is your number. A top up to about 5 cm higher is fine; lower means reaching down in the dark.
| Mattress top | Table | Suits |
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| Under 55 cm | or Affe at 59 cm, Lisa mounted low | Low and platform beds |
| 55 to 65 cm | 64 cm, Iris | Standard beds with a topper |
| Over 65 cm | Lisa at your height | Box spring and high beds |
A drawer, or open?
A drawer hides the clutter. Open keeps it light.
Glasses, chargers and medicine want a drawer, and Iris has one. If the table only holds a lamp, a glass and tonight's book, Lisa's open oak top and straps are enough, and nothing needs opening in the dark.
- Drawer
- IrisOne drawer and an open shelf
- Straps
- LisaTwo vegan leather straps
Standing or floating?
Floating frees the floor and fits any bed.
A floating table leaves the floor clear and makes a small bedroom feel bigger. It also solves a very low or very high bed, because you choose the height when you mount it. Iris stands on the floor and needs no drilling.
Will it fit beside your bed?
Iris needs a 45 cm gap. Lisa needs 30 cm.
Measure the gap between the bed and the wall or the wardrobe. In a tight bedroom the depth matters more than the width, because it decides whether you squeeze past the bed. Lisa takes nothing from the floor at all.
Which finish suits your bedroom?
Black, white or beige frames. Oak in three shades.
Iris has a frame in black, white or beige, with a top in black or white laminate, or Dekton sintered stone in Lunar, Entzo or Kelya. Lisa pairs a black frame with solid oak in oak, dark oak or black oak, and straps in Sand, Jade Black or Chocolate vegan leather.
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