Choosing a Bedside Table is always a pleasant process. There are really too many bedside tables to choose from on the market. The traditional two-drawer bedside table, the stylish and charming mirror bedside table, or the ethnic rattan bedside table. Facing the dazzling array of bedside tables, are you dazzling? Professionals believe that it is important to consider size and proportions before buying. Although sometimes breaking the rules can bring surprises, there are always some basic rules worth following.
1 Adjust the ratio-starting from the bed
Before considering the choice of a bedside table, first determine the appropriate size bed for the space. A full-size bed that is perfect in a studio apartment is not necessarily the best choice for your suburban villa bedroom. The size of the bed should match the space. If you have a large room, a queen-size bed feels quite small. If you have a king-size bed in a small room, there is really nowhere to go unless all you want to do is jump on the bed.
2 Measuring height and width
After determining the appropriate size of the bed to be purchased, you will need to check the size of the bedside table. The width of the bedside table depends on how much space you have left. The height should be basically the same as your mattress. It should not be much lower or higher than the height of your mattress, otherwise you will awkwardly reach out for the things on it. Remember to ensure that the weight of the furniture throughout the room is balanced for the best visual appeal. 3 Think outside the box We have seen many traditional two-drawer bedside tables in design magazines, but when it comes to your own space, you can think outside the box. As long as they meet the above measurement criteria, the bedside table does not need to be a specific style. If there is a lot of space on the headboard wall, sometimes the bedside table can become a second Dressing Table and can provide more storage space. Products such as bar carts and round coffee tables can also be used as bedside tables. 4 Don't worry about matching The bedside table does not need to match either. For example, in the designer's old bedroom, there is only space for a bedside table, and the old-fashioned bedside table she found on the Internet is used. Now that she has space for another bedside table, she is looking for another retro-style bedside table that can complement the existing style, but it does not exactly match. You can add symmetrical items to an asymmetrical bedside table, such as a pair of matching lamps or matching artwork, to create a balanced look. 5 Function is important In addition, keep in mind your daily life and needs are an important part of the bedside table selection process. There should be enough space for a glass of water, a book or two, a framed photo, and a lamp. If space is limited, the desk lamp can be replaced with a wall lamp.
