Side Tables

Function rather than form. A bedside design usually includes drawers for the things you want hidden, and matches mattress height. Side versions tend to be open, lighter and easier to move, which suits a living room where the layout shifts with the seasons.

Match the top to within a few centimetres of your mattress surface, so reaching a lamp or glass needs no stretching. Most beds land between 50 and 60 cm once a mattress sits on the base, which is why cabinets here cluster around that figure.

Two do. The Alicia cabinet in solid acacia carries a pair of drawers, and the Lamesa model in anthracite MDF offers one. The round MGO and mango wood designs are open-topped surfaces without storage, intended for display rather than tucking things away.

Magnesium oxide composite, moulded into smooth drum forms with a concrete-like appearance at a fraction of the weight. It handles humidity and warmth better than untreated timber, though a sharp knock can chip an edge. Lift rather than drag when moving one across tiles.

Round edges suit tight bedrooms and homes with small children, since there is no corner to catch a hip or a shin. Square and rectangular cabinets hold more and sit flush against a wall, which keeps the walkway clearer in a narrow room.

Buy online here for delivery to every district, or visit a Stroma showroom in Nicosia, Limassol or Paphos. Buying these alongside a bed means finishes and heights get checked together, rather than discovering a mismatch once both items have arrived separately.

Yes, with a saucer underneath. Solid timber and MGO both mark if water sits on the surface, so a waterproof tray matters more than the material itself. Round drum shapes carry a tall pot particularly well, since the base spreads weight evenly.

Several arrive complete, and those shipped flat are put together by the delivery crew before they leave. Nothing in this group demands specialist tools or more than a few minutes. Packaging is taken away at the same visit rather than left with you.

Each design is built for everyday bedside use, which includes a table lamp, books and a drink. Keep heavier items centred rather than at an edge, particularly on the narrower drum shapes, and check that any lamp flex runs behind rather than across the top.

White and mocha MGO lift a room with limited daylight, and natural mango brings warmth without much contrast. Anthracite works where the scheme is deliberately moody and the walls stay pale. Acacia sits between the two, reading warm under lamplight and neutral by day.

Order two of the same listing where stock allows, which is the usual approach for a double bed. Natural timber varies in grain from piece to piece, so a pair in acacia or mango will differ slightly. That variation is a property of real wood, not a fault.

Wipe with a barely damp cloth and dry straight afterwards, never leaving moisture to sit. Coasters prevent ring marks, and keeping the piece away from an air-conditioning outlet stops the timber drying unevenly. An occasional wax feed keeps the colour consistent year to year.

Check the listing dimensions against your space, remembering that drawer fronts need pull-out room. The slimmest designs measure under 40 cm across, which fits most gaps between a bed and a wall. Round shapes also suit awkward corners where a square unit would jam.

Yes, to Nicosia, Limassol, Larnaca, Paphos and Famagusta. Smaller pieces can be combined with a larger bedroom order so everything lands in one visit. Tell the team about stairs or lift restrictions at the point of ordering, as upper-floor carrying is quoted separately.