Celebration is in order my friend. Why? Well it's time to pop a bottle because we've identified your newest furniture fixation. While we know that adorable couches and cozy bedding have a way of (rightfully) monopolizing the whole home decor conversation, there's an itsy bitsy cherry on top that you'll need to prio as you curate your space: It's the drink table, baby.
Now, for your notes, this particular furnishing goes by many names, like "accent table" or "martini table," if you wanna get fancy. But no matter the label, they're all just a charming platform (that doesn't exceed a 15-inch diameter, JFYI!), to hold your post-work cocktails and your wine glasses on a girls' night in. But, you shouldn't feel the need to limit your tiny table's purpose! Beyond providing you with easy access to your drink of choice, this is where you'll likely house your TV remote! Your half-read books! Your unopened mail! No pressure or anything, but this small but mighty stand could be the potential epicenter for your morning coffees, your evening libations and your random accumulated knickknacks. So selecting a piece that fits your vibe is v important.
It's a good thing that we searched far and wide for small drink tables that speak to every type of home size and aesthetic.
One review mentions that it's darker than it appears in the photograph
You know that dopamine rush you get when a guest oohs and aahs immediately upon entry into your home? This eye-catching table can help make that sensation a constant reality for you. Its unique structure is a modern dream.
Material
Solid wood
Size
18" H x 12.0" W x 12.0" D
2
the perfect fit for small spaces
Urban Shop White Marble Collapsible Side Accent Drink Table
2
the perfect fit for small spaces
Urban Shop White Marble Collapsible Side Accent Drink Table
It's collapsible, so you can fold it whenever you want it out of the way
Great $ deal
Cons
A few reviews mention that it arrived with scratches on the legs
Are you worried that you don't have the space to spare for extra furniture? Consider yourself in luck. This table takes up basically no space, plus its easily collapsible. Throw it in a closet if you want to clear up your area, and whip it back out for your happy hours.
The wood is untreated, so try applying a coat of wood finishing oil to protect it
Maybe I'm being a bit much here, but this table looks like the type of furniture you'd see in a woodland fairytale, and it's got me teary-eyed. It's built with literal reclaimed teak wood branches, so this is certainly a suitable option for fans of rustic vibes.
Size
20'' H X 14'' W X 14'' D
Colors
Natural, White
Material
Solid wood
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4
a pretty and pink one
Kate and Laurel Celia Round Metal Foldable Accent Table
4
a pretty and pink one
Kate and Laurel Celia Round Metal Foldable Accent Table
The top attaches to the base magnetically (and stays put, according to reviewers)
It's versatile: Turn the tray upside down if you prefer a flat surface
Buyers say that the colors pop IRL
Cons
A couple reviews mention it arriving dented
This table is a bit delicate, so be gentle moving it around
Okay, we love a pop of color! The serving tray on this Kate and Laurel table can be flipped and reversed (word to Missy Elliott), JIC you'd prefer a flat surface for your beverages. A table with range!
Size
14 x 14 x 25.75 Inches
Color
Gold/Pink
Material
Metal top, wood frame
5
a gorge wooden piece
Christopher Knight Home Jerod Light-Weight Concrete Accent Table
5
a gorge wooden piece
Christopher Knight Home Jerod Light-Weight Concrete Accent Table
The color is a bit darker IRL than it appears photographed
Christopher Knight's got a geometric gem on their hands here. Picture this in your home, with a cute succulent or houseplant on top. Obsessed? Understandable.
Sometimes, you need a little more ~personality~ in your room, and that's exactly what this table provides. That bendy base just sets a feel-good tone, TBH.
It comes in three parts, and a couple reviewers noted that there's a slight color discrepancy between the three.
🚨Really cool shape alert!🚨 The ~bubbly~ leg on this option is sure to draw eyes and compliments. Plus, the classic wood material can easily fit in with any given aesthetic. She's flexible, y'all.
You might need to use extra tools to secure the top and base
Close your eyes. Now imagine the pretty pics you'll get of your creative cocktail masterpieces when they're presented on this work of art! An acrylic table is a gorge room accessory (especially when you want to cut down on what takes up visual space!), and your coaster collection will really pop on this. You love this table, it's clear to see. (Needed to make a clarity pun, sorry).
One reviewer noted that the top on their's wasn't level
If this doesn't scream cottage-core, IDK what does. Creative Co-Op's dainty farmhouse-inspired side table might look small, but it's mighty. (As in, it's built to reliably hold your countless random items).
Reviews says the finish looks authentically antique
Very sturdy
Cons
It's a bit on the shorter side, JIC you're on the hunt for a tall option
If you're still waiting to be gifted a vintage art deco-era heirloom, you've officially lucked out. This Objet d' Art table provides valuable antique vibes despite its brand-spankin' new status.
A bit heavier (15 lbs) than other martini tables to move around than
So there are statement pieces, and then there's decor that's a full-blown internationally broadcasted PSA. This stunning bad boy right here is def among the latter. Oh, the compliments this table will garner...the conversations it'll start!
One reviewer noted that the gold version is a bit more matte IRL
Slightly less sturdy
Okay, chic! Joss & Main's artistic martini table design is ballsy in a *tasteful* way. The base's optical illusion is also such a fun visual draw to work into your space. Run, don't walk.
One reviewer noted that the legs "aren't sized exactly, [But] this did not affect the look or balance of this table."
Why mess with a classic design? If you're on the hunt for a well-priced & reliable side table, you've arrived at your destination. Here's one that's offered in a wide range of colors and shades, so there's a version of this table available for every vibe!
Size LxWxH
15 x 15 x 24
Material
Wood
Colors
Cherry, Arctic Blue, Navy, Green, Pink, White, and more!
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a charming golden duo
New Ridge Home Goods Dapper Glam Round Martini Table
14
a charming golden duo
New Ridge Home Goods Dapper Glam Round Martini Table
A few reviews mention that they're a bit darker IRL than they appear photographed
Tia and Tamera. Mary-Kate and Ashley. This gawk-worthy set. Aka, all clear examples of the fact that life's best things come in pairs. Also, who on this earth doesn't love a 2-for-1 deal? Point them out to me.
Size
5.74 x 5.74 x 25.98 in.
Colors
Gold, Silver
Material
Metal/Iron
How can I pick the perfect table?
We know, the options are endless, but there's a perfect fit for everyone. Here are the factors that we suggest you take into consideration while shopping:
Size: One great rule of thumb for sizing is pick a table that falls within two inches below the height of your couch or chair arm. This is so the table doesn't overwhelm your space, and so it's easier to pick up your drink. We're really just looking out for you.
Budget: These types of tables typically fall within the $30-$200 price range. One element that might jack the price up is special materials (like authentic marble, or sourced wood), so if that's higher on your list of decorating priorities, be prepared to spend a bit more.
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How did we pick out the best small drink tables?
Over here, we're very big on making home decorating a breeze. That's why we consult user reviews and product stats to select the pieces that are truly meant for your space. These picks were selected to address every budget, aesthetic, and room size you might be working with so that you can find a perfect fit. Yes, matchmaking is our forte. ❤️
Annabel Iwegbue is an assistant editor at Cosmopolitan who covers lifestyle, beauty, and astrology. Just, you know, all of the things. Before joining Cosmo, she wrote for Harper's Bazaar, The Knockturnal, and Black Film. You can check out some of Annabel’s work here and also find her on Instagram and Twitter.