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Keep night-time essentials within reach with a bedside cabinet suited to your bed height and available floor space. The collection includes one, two and three-drawer cabinets, narrow and floating designs, and round bedside tables in wooden, painted, high-gloss, mirrored, glass and rattan finishes. Measure from the floor to the top of your mattress, then choose a surface height that feels comfortable when you are in bed. Check the cabinet width and depth against the gap beside the frame, leaving room for drawers, doors and nearby sockets. If space is tight, narrow bedside cabinets can provide useful storage with a smaller footprint. Allow enough surface area for a table lamp, phone or drinking glass without overcrowding it. Coordinate the cabinet with your bed or other bedroom furniture, or select a compatible contrasting finish. Review the dimensions, drawer capacity, materials, assembly and care instructions on each product page before ordering.

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Bedside Cabinets buying guide

Bedside cabinets cover a few different roles in the bedroom: a place for a lamp and alarm, a home for chargers and books, and often the most convenient extra storage next to the bed. In this collection you will find mostly cabinet-style pieces, along with some bedside tables and a smaller number of floating designs, so it suits shoppers who want anything from simple surface space to more organised drawer storage.

Most Bedside Cabinets sit within practical everyday proportions rather than oversized statement furniture. Across the category, typical widths are around 39.5cm to 57.5cm, with a median of 45cm, while typical depths are about 35cm to 48.6cm. That makes many of them useful beside standard bed frames without pushing too far into the walkway, but it is still worth measuring around radiators, skirting boards and door swings, especially if your room is narrow.

How much storage do you need

The main choice is usually between open access and enclosed storage. The most common layouts here are two-drawer, three-drawer and one-drawer designs, with a smaller number of one-door options and some pieces with a single shelf. If you like a tidier look, extra drawers help keep cables, medication and everyday bits out of sight, while a shelf or bedside table style can be easier if you want quick access to books or devices.

How high should a bedside unit be

Height matters for comfort as much as looks. Typical heights run from about 42cm to 72.6cm, with a median just over 57cm, so many options work well close to mattress height for reaching a drink or phone without stretching. Lower and floating styles can suit more minimal setups, while taller pieces may offer more storage but should still feel easy to use from bed.

Bedside Cabinets materials and finishes

Material affects both appearance and day-to-day upkeep. Many designs in this category are made from MDF or particle wood, with smaller groups in oak, solid oak, mango wood, mixed MDF and metal, and all-metal constructions. In practical terms, painted, matt, gloss and lacquered finishes can give a cleaner, more uniform look, while natural wood grains bring more texture and variation.

Wood and wood-effect looks

Wood-based designs are a strong fit if you want warmth beside the bed. Oak, solid oak and mango wood options can add a more natural feel, and finishes such as oak, modern oak, white ash, natural and noche walnut help you match other Bedroom Furniture. For care, a soft cloth and prompt attention to spills are sensible, especially on tops that will regularly hold drinks or skincare bottles.

Painted, matt and gloss finishes

White, grey and black are among the most common colour choices, so there is plenty of scope to keep the room light, tonal or more contrasting. Gloss surfaces can reflect more light and feel sharper in modern rooms, while matt and painted finishes tend to look softer. If you prefer a clean-lined contemporary scheme, it is worth browsing Modern Bedside Cabinets, as modern and contemporary styling is especially well represented here, alongside Scandinavian, classic, industrial and mid-century looks.

Bedside Cabinets styles and options

The easiest way to narrow Bedside Cabinets is to start with the gap you actually have beside the bed. With most widths clustering around 40cm to 60cm, many shoppers will find that this is the most useful bracket for balancing storage and floor space, so the Bedside Tables 40cm to 60cm Wide edit can be a good place to focus. Depth is just as important in tighter rooms, and many options fall within the common 40cm to 60cm range, though shallower choices are available if circulation space is limited.

Style-wise, the category leans clearly modern, with contemporary and Scandinavian designs also common. That means you will see plenty of simple silhouettes, cleaner fronts and finishes that work well with current bedroom schemes. If you are buying a pair, check both the footprint and the drawer or door opening space on each side of the bed so the room still feels easy to move around in.

Bedside Cabinets delivery and assembly

Choice Furniture Superstore offers free UK standard delivery on this category. Many pieces are supplied assembled, while others are flat packed or part assembled, so if you want to keep setup simple you may prefer the Ready Assembled Bedside Cabinets collection. Optional assembly is available on selected products only, and finance options plus a 50% deposit option may be available subject to CFS terms and eligibility, so always check the individual product page and checkout for the item-specific details.

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FAQs on Bedside Cabinets

How high should a bedside cabinet be?

A bedside cabinet is usually easiest to use when its top sits close to the top of the mattress. Measure from the floor to the mattress surface and compare this with the cabinet’s full height. Your preferred reach and the bed frame design should also guide the decision.

The terms often overlap. A bedside cabinet usually provides enclosed storage through drawers or a cupboard, while a bedside table may have an open shelf, one drawer or no storage. Check the product layout rather than relying only on its name.

One drawer may be enough for a few personal items, while two or three drawers provide more concealed storage. Consider what you need beside the bed and whether a taller cabinet will remain comfortable to reach from the mattress.

No. Matching cabinets create a balanced appearance, but different designs can work when their heights, colours or materials relate to each other. Where space differs on each side, two cabinets of different widths may be more practical.

A floating cabinet keeps the floor visible and can make cleaning underneath easier. It must be fixed securely to a suitable wall at a comfortable height. Check the wall construction, cabinet weight, fixing instructions and permitted load before installation.
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