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A reclaimed wood couch arm wrap is a pretty solution for small spaces — and cozy evenings on the sofa.

I always am guilty of using sofa arms as a place to rest my coffee mugs and plates, and I know that food rings are not the best look. This slim side table not only remedies this issue, but it also adds a nice material change to the sofa's upholstery.

Picture this: a mostly crisp white bedroom punctuated with these eclectic paintbox nightstands. Like snowflakes, no two are exactly alike.

Many tables with their legs at the corners have extensions that add on to the ends while the legs stay put. I don't like those because it means someone gets stuck with a leg pressing sideways into a leg, or worse, they have to sit with a table leg between their knees. Calligaris was smarter than...

This mulit-faceted mirrored side table has been quite a hit on Houzz. It's a great pick for a cocktail table in a living room, to put in a pair as coffee tables, or to use as nightstands next to a low bed.

I uploaded a picture of my friend Lucas's West Elm Butler Tray and Stand to Houzz awhile back and it was a hit, so I have tracked it down for you. The tray and stand are sold separately. Lucas made his look really good by adding sunflowers, lights, and leaves to his bar.Tray: wood construction with...

Finally! A table for those of us that like cleared-off coffee table but also want our remotes and current glossies close at hand! It helps the modernist find a place to stash that part of him that's a little bit of a clutterbug.

This side table is blocky yet sculptural; a bit rustic yet contemporary. If you like to play with geometry in your rooms, this side table is for you. And at $99.00, you can afford two. Flank a sofa or your bed with these for a sense of symmetry.

These tables will bring a bit of Paul Bunyan chic into your home! They add a natural element, texture, and sophisticated rustic to any room in the house. Use them as a side table in a contemporary living room, or as nightstands in your cabin.

This authentic barrel is a handsome coffee table choice for a wine cellar. I also like that it has storage inside.

This funky console table has an accordian-ish pedestal base and a simple slab top. It fits flush against a wall and is a great choice for an entryway or in a dining room as a buffet table.

This reclaimed wood table provides a fun way to add color in a room.

A side table really cannot get a whole lot more rustic than a this plain pine wood block. It adds a nice blocky element to any room in your home. Use it as a side table, turn it on its side for a coffee table, or perhaps flank a platform bed with a pair to use as nightstands.

Pallets are all the rage, so why not an iPallet Table? We love the combination of natural elements and technology.

This handcrafted table would be perfect for displaying smaller treasures, and it's a work of art in its own right. I'd use it to inject warmth and character into a living room.

This is just fun. I've seen a lot of outdoor furniture styles, but this is the first one with accordion style legs. I also really like the utilitarian feel of the table top. It brings back memories of waiting tables - just the right size for a few cocktails.

These legs are amazing. I love their spindly and smooth features. I think this table would look fantastic with casual shell chairs or high-end Danish wood chairs.

The contrast of sleek and shiny stainless steel with a favorite throwback – burled wood, adds up to a showstopper of a dining room table. Forget tablecloths, you won't want to cover this baby up with any more objects than absolutely necessary.

These exotic tables add rich leather, interesting geometry (rounded off octagon, anyone?) and the texture of upholstery nails. It's a perfect way to add a worldly layer to your home.

Aside from the fact that it's made of reclaimed wood, the thing I love most about this table is that it reminds me of Jenga, which is one of my favorite games of all time!

Rustic wood tones and sturdy iron make this piece an excellent choice for a more masculine room.

Not only do the separate compartments allow you to stash remotes and magazines, the raised tops let one to work on a laptop or eat without hunching over the coffee table. Brilliant!

This is my current favorite. It's like a giant pebble sculpture that also happens to be functional.

This vibrant table's geometry can go contemporary or regency, industrial or eclectic.

I'm loving the bulgy beaded pedestal on this end table and the way the small circle base relates to the circular top. It's a lovely balance that commands attention without overwhelming a room.

This pine pedestal table adds a dose of rustic chic to any room. I particularly love that chunky turned wood base.27" diam. x 28"h. Crafted from pine and veneers with a weathered pine finish.