A forest green floating bedside cabinet with two handleless drawer fronts in a warm bedroom — Furniture inspiration · AI illustrative scene

Bedside tables

Small furniture. Thoughtfully designed.

Choose drawers, doors, cupboards, wall mounting, plinths or legs, then assign exact boards, fronts and hardware.

Configure a bedside table Choose a bedside starting design

11: quick-start layouts
4: front arrangements
6: base approaches

Make it your own

Compact furniture, configured down to the construction details.

Start with a cupboard, a drawer-and-door arrangement or a drawer stack. Choose how it meets the wall or floor, then refine its dimensions and separate body and front materials where supported.

Storage

Choose the arrangement that suits the room.

Available configurations cover doors, drawer-and-door combinations, two drawers and larger drawer stacks.

Single-door cupboard
Drawer and cupboard
Two-drawer and three-drawer layouts

Installation

Wall mounted, on a plinth, or on legs.

Compare wall mounting, recessed or structural plinths, adjustable feet with a front plinth, timber legs or metal legs. Wall construction and suitable fixings need confirmation when wall mounting is selected.

Specification

Complete the visible and operational details.

Adjust finished dimensions, front application, handle style, board assignments, drawer materials, runners, hinges and spray-finish intent where compatible.

The illustrated starting point

Small footprint. Your own arrangement.

This floating two-drawer design starts at 560 × 420 × 400 mm. In Studio, choose a starting layout, then change its dimensions, storage and materials.

560 mm wide
420 mm high
400 mm deep

Starting dimensions, not a fixing specification. Wall construction and suitable mounting remain review items.

Explore bedside layoutsCompare cupboard, drawer-and-door and drawer layouts.Choose body and front materialsKeep separate assignments where the recipe supports them.Understand saving your designA saved preview remains a design brief.

Build the brief

Move from room need to a reviewable bedside specification.

Each choice changes a defined part of the furniture rather than acting as a styling label.

Choose access and storage

Begin with doors, drawers or a combined arrangement based on what must be reached and stored.

Choose the base condition

Decide whether the cabinet is wall mounted or supported by a plinth, adjustable feet, timber legs or metal legs.

Complete manufactured detail

Assign body, front and drawer materials, then select compatible handles, hinges, runners and finish intent.

Measure first

Check the space around the cabinet.

Overall furniture size is only useful when it works with the bed, wall and access around it.

Configure a bedside table

Available width, height and depth
Bed height and preferred access level
Door or drawer opening space
Skirting, sockets and wall obstructions
Wall construction if wall mounting is selected

Before you begin

A few useful answers.

The practical details, so you can take the next step with confidence.

Can I create a matching pair?

You can configure supported bedside items as a coordinated project and review the selected dimensions, materials and details before submission.

Are wall fixings selected automatically?

No. Wall construction and fixing requirements remain installation and technical-review considerations.

Can the body and fronts use different materials?

Yes, where the furniture recipe exposes separate assignments. The selected published materials remain visible in the project.

Design and save

Choose a bedside starting design.

Compare the layouts in Studio, then refine the size, storage and materials. Keep the result as a saved design.