Small in size, but full of functionality, the corner tables for the living room are true wildcards in decoration.
Submitted at Jun 11, 2025, 5:15 PM

Roberta Lanza - Fireplace Room. CASACOR Paraná 2025 project. (Bia Nauiack)
The side tables go beyond the utilitarian function of serving as support for glasses, books, or lamps. They can become focal points in the decoration, especially when chosen carefully and positioned strategically.
Whether in a spacious room or in a compact space, this versatile piece helps to compose the visual harmony of the projects, as well as offering smart solutions for organization.
The choice of the side table material says a lot about the style of the room. For a more sophisticated decor, marble and golden metals create an elegant and timeless look. For projects with a natural or rustic touch, wooden tables with raw finishes or artisanal details bring warmth and comfort.
In contemporary projects, it is common to see a mix of materials — wood with glass, metal with stone, or even asymmetric and sculptural structures in acrylic or colored resin. This mix adds dynamism and modernity to the space, making the side table a design piece in itself.
Round, square, triangular, oval... the variety of shapes allows exploring different sensations within the decoration. A round table softens the space and facilitates circulation, while square or rectangular versions fit perfectly in defined corners, utilizing every inch of the space.
Proportionality is also a key point. Tables that are too high or too low can break the visual harmony. Ideally, the height should match that of the arm of the sofa or armchair next to it, creating continuity and comfort in use.
[/caption> The beauty of side tables lies in their ability to reflect the personality of the inhabitants. In minimalist projects, tables with clean lines and neutral colors stand out for their subtlety. In rooms with a bolder style, it’s worth investing in pieces with irreverent design, vibrant colors, or artistic details.
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[/caption> Combining more than one side table in the same project is also an interesting trend. Playing with different heights, colors, and styles can create an original and stylish composition, like a small design gallery in the corner of the room.
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