Home Decor 101: Decorating Your End Tables | Home Soft Things

Home Decor 101: Decorating Your End Tables | Home Soft Things

Say goodbye to boring and uninspiring end tables! We know they can be tough to style, but don't worry - our Home Décor Experts at Home Soft Things have got you covered. We've rounded up some brilliant and easy ideas to transform your end tables from "blah" to "wow!" Let us help you turn your house into a stylish and cozy home that you'll love coming back to every day. Don't miss out on these fabulous end table decor tips!

 

Enjoy Strong, Decorative Objects

When a side table isn't in danger of being knocked over by elbows or boisterous children, it can house intriguing design items and works of art. According to interior designer Ghislaine Vias, "a grouping of things and art are an opportunity to set the ambiance and a terrific approach to portray the story of the homeowners." Of course, a little cheekiness helps to create a distinctive and genuine vibe. With three design elements that differ in color, height, texture, and shape, a side table in the living room serves as the ideal example of how to employ the rule of three to create a side table. Additionally, by including a table lamp, it also serves a useful purpose in completing the living room lighting ideas.

Suar Wood Console Table with Flat Iron Legs

Suar Wood Console Table with Flat Iron Legs

 

Consider Your Side table As An Essential Part of The Larger Picture

Consider how your side table's furnishings and the greater vignette of your contemporary living room will work together. Our normal rule in a space is that when we have a single chair or chaise that is a focal point in the room, we most always match it with a floor lamp and a side table for a three-part composition. The side table offers a lower scale ornamentation to match or contrast the chair, depending on the intended effect, while the floor lamp delineates the grouping with a vertical stake.

Cedar Roots Flower Stand Stool

Cedar Roots Flower Stand Stool

 

Use A Potted Plant to Welcome The Outdoors

The greatest houseplants are always in style as part of interior design, so they naturally make a good choice for side tables. A potted plant can provide greenery to a neutral design to add some color and contrast, but they can also be utilized to complete a design by incorporating green into the overall color scheme.

Greenage Natural Teak Live Edge Coffee Table with Hairpin Legs

Greenage Natural Teak Live Edge Coffee Table with Hairpin Legs

 

Use Flowers to Add A Color Pop

If you like to give your home a seasonal touch, a side table can serve as the ideal display platform for fresh flowers. Although floral arrangements have the opportunity to bring color and unusual forms, whether to contrast or enhance your existing color scheme, they are now less popular than vases with sculptural branches. Choose dried grasses or flowers with a longer shelf life if you want a low-maintenance choice.

Living Bamboo Coffee Table with Hairpin Legs

Living Bamboo Coffee Table with Hairpin Legs

 

Use An End Table to Create A Casual Home Bar

Even while home bars may be popular, if your living room is small, you might not have enough space for a built-in or cabinet to act as the focal point of your entertainment at home. Utilize fashionable decanters as both decorative accents and functional objects to add an elegant flair to your home.

Cedar Wood Console Table

Cedar Wood Console Table

 

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