Guest Picks: Nesting Tables
These art deco–inspired nesting tables are so chic! Even though they're a little pricey, you will certainly keep this timeless set for a long time and pass it down to future generations.
Available in a rainbow of colors, this sweet nesting table set is one of my personal favorites. The curvy top can be lined with a variety of materials, including this whitewashed raffia.
Glam up your space with these nesting tables. The geometric shapes and mirrored tops are head turners for sure!
This handsome pair of Asian-inspired nesting tables would look great flanked by upholstered chairs.
Nesting tables can also add texture to a space. These rattan ones with a geometric design are a great example.
These chunky parson's nesting tables are wrapped in a burled-walnut veneer and would work well in a living room, library or bedroom.
Want the function of nesting tables without the visual weight? These modern acrylic pieces may be your answer. They're affordable too!
Round tables are a great addition to a space that has mostly squared-off furnishings. The curves help break up all the right angles and visually balance the space.
These sleek, round white nesting tables are perfect to mix with most decor styles and color palettes.
Oval nesting tables could also break up lots of straight lines and 90-degree angles.
Designed by Josef Albers in the 1920s, these colorful nesting tables are still in demand today. Their simple yet playful design is timeless.
Simple yet elegant, these iron and glass tables are timeless.
I love this pair of nesting tables with faux bamboo frames and antiqued mirror tops. They'll dress up a living room, bedroom or library nicely.
White lacquer and brass is a combo that has been trending. I think it looks fabulous on these sleek parson's-style tables.
This pair of ridged nesting tables in gold leaf is all glam! I envision them flanking a velvet sofa.
These nesting table cubes in red add a functional and fun pop of color to any space.
These tables with curvy legs and mirrored tops are perfect paired with an upholstered chair or sofa.
Side tables aren't the only tables that nest! Nesting coffee tables are emerging more and more. I love this set with antique glass tops and elegant gold-leafed metal frames with oval patterns
Here's another nesting coffee table that I love. The simple parson's style is paired with a textured shagreen surface and trimmed in Belgian gray wood. It's so chic.Next: Why You Should Forget About the Usual Coffee Table
These sleek ivory nesting tables are timeless and would work nicely with a variety of styles.
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