SIDE TABLE RENTALS

Side Table and Accent Table Rentals in Phoenix, Arizona

Forty-six side tables in burl and ash, natural rattan, jute, terrazzo, tree stump, pedestal and a long run of gold frames. These are the pieces nobody puts on the order and everybody needs on the night: the surface at the end of the sofa, the drink stand beside an accent chair, the small thing that stops a grouping floating in open floor. Delivered across the Phoenix metro.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How many side tables do I need?+
At least one per grouping, and two is the number that actually works. One at the open end of the sofa, one beside the accent chairs. A grouping with a coffee table and nothing else forces every guest on the outside edge to lean across someone to put a glass down, which is how drinks end up on the floor.
How tall should a side table be?+
Level with the arm of the sofa or the chair it serves, generally 20 to 24 inches, which is taller than a coffee table. A seated guest should be able to set a glass down without looking. If you are pairing one with a low armless piece, go shorter rather than taller.
What is the difference between a side table and an accent table?+
Function, not size. A side table is doing a job: holding a drink next to a seat. An accent table is placed for the look of it, at the end of a run, beside an entry, in the corner of a photo. The pedestal, tree stump and terrazzo pieces get used both ways, which is why they sit in the same collection here.
Can a side table be used outside a lounge grouping?+
Constantly. They work as gift and card stands, as escort-card tables, as a stand for an arrangement beside an entrance, as a drink ledge next to a bar where a cocktail table would be too tall, and as the surface a photo op needs in the frame. Order two spares if your event has any of those moments.
Which finishes do you stock?+
Burl in round and square, ash, natural and white rattan, jute, terrazzo in black, green and cream, a tree stump, a gold drum, an hourglass, and a long line of gold frames including Baylor, Mercer, Lenox, Royalty, Gem and Nest. There is also a glowing cube for evening and outdoor use.
Should side tables match the coffee table?+
They should relate, not match. The reliable approach is to share a material or a metal across the grouping and let the shapes differ: a round burl side table next to a rectangular walnut coffee table reads intentional. Two identical tables in different sizes reads like a catalog set, which is fine but flat.
What is the glowing cube?+
An illuminated side table that lights from within and changes color, so the piece is both the surface and the light source. It earns its place at evening receptions, after-parties and outdoor lounges once ambient light drops and an unlit seating area stops getting used.
Are side tables stable enough for a heavy arrangement?+
Most are, but tell us the weight and the top diameter before you commit. Pedestal and hourglass bases carry less off-center load than a four-leg or drum base, and a tall arrangement on a narrow pedestal outdoors is the one combination that goes over. Say what is going on top and we will pick the base.
Can I rent a side table on its own?+
Yes, by the piece. Single side tables go out constantly for gift tables, entry vignettes and photo ops with no other furniture attached to the order.
Which side tables suit a wedding versus a corporate event?+
Weddings pull toward burl, rattan, jute, tree stump and gold frames. Corporate events and brand activations pull toward terrazzo, black frames and hard geometry: Akina, Mesa black, Digress, Baylor black. If the table will sit in frame next to a logo, pick the finish that contrasts with the brand color rather than fights it.

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