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Small Tables

Find small tables that fit your space without overwhelming it. Browse the selection for a style that complements your furniture, and compare tabletop dimensions and height to choose proportions that work with your layout.

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L.L.Bean Camp Table
L.L.Bean L.L.Bean Camp Table
A dark graphite aluminum camp table with a mesh basket, folding design, and included carry bag.
(61)
$99.95 $99.95
SALE
What customers like:
Lightweight
Durability
Sturdiness
Space-saving
Easy to set up
$99.95 $99.95
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All-Weather Square Side Table
L.L.Bean All-Weather Square Side Table
A durable slate gray side table made from HDPE lumber and stainless steel, perfect for all-weather use.
(403)
$160 $160
SALE
What customers like:
Easy to assemble
Weather resistant
Sturdy
Durable
Well made
$160 $160
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All-Weather Round Side Table
L.L.Bean All-Weather Round Side Table
A durable mahogany outdoor side table made from HDPE lumber and stainless steel, perfect for year-round use.
(397)
$130 $130
SALE
What customers like:
Well-designed
Easy to assemble
Good quality
Sturdy
Beautiful color
$130 $130
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Base Camp Side Table
L.L.Bean Base Camp Side Table
A portable dark graphite aluminum side table, perfect for picnics, car camping, and backyard gatherings.
(127)
$54.95 $54.95
SALE
What customers like:
Portable
Stylish colors
Beautiful fabric
Light weight
Easy to set up
$54.95 $54.95
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All-Weather Patio Side Table
L.L.Bean All-Weather Patio Side Table
A durable, white side table made from HDPE lumber and stainless steel, perfect for year-round outdoor use.
(27)
$230 $230
SALE
What customers like:
Ready to use out of the box
No assembly required
Sturdy construction
Doesn't wobble
No visible screws
$230 $230
SALE
Eucalyptus Round Side Table
Outdoor Interiors Eucalyptus Round Side Table
A naturally beautiful and durable Brazilian eucalyptus hardwood side table with stainless steel hardware for outdoor use.
(27)
$180 $180
SALE
What customers like:
Easy to assemble
Matches other chairs
Beautiful outdoor side table
Good quality wood
Well made
$180 $180
SALE
Eucalyptus Folding Side Table
Outdoor Interiors Eucalyptus Folding Side Table
A natural eucalyptus side table that folds for easy storage and features durable stainless steel hardware.
(0)
$150 $150
SALE
$150 $150
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Teak Side Table with Wicker Storage Shelf
Outdoor Interiors Teak Side Table with Wicker Storage Shelf
A stylish teak side table with a weather-resistant wicker shelf and stainless steel hardware.
(0)
$449 $449
SALE
$449 $449
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All-Weather Patio Coffee Table
L.L.Bean All-Weather Patio Coffee Table
A durable, white patio coffee table made from HDPE lumber and stainless steel, perfect for year-round outdoor use.
(27)
$350 $350
SALE
What customers like:
Attractive
Sturdy
Comes assembled
Well made
$350 $350
SALE
All-Weather Conversation Table
L.L.Bean All-Weather Conversation Table
An all-weather Adirondack table made from HDPE lumber and stainless steel, perfect for year-round outdoor use.
(0)
$500 $500
SALE
$500 $500
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White Aluminum Deep Seating Side Table
Outdoor Interiors White Aluminum Deep Seating Side Table
A versatile, weather-resistant white aluminum side table with stainless steel hardware and adjustable footpads.
(0)
$250 $250
SALE
$250 $250
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All-Weather Dining Table, Round 36"
L.L.Bean All-Weather Dining Table, Round 36"
A rugged brown outdoor dining table made from HDPE lumber and stainless steel for year-round durability.
(0)
$500 $500
SALE
$500 $500
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Small Tables

Small tables bring a different sense of proportion to a furniture arrangement, offering a smaller scale without making style feel like an afterthought. Their appeal often begins with the relationship between a simple shape and the space around it: a rounded edge against straight lines, a neatly framed silhouette among fuller forms, or a finish that quietly echoes another detail in the room. Small is a relative description, however, and the dimensions matter more than the impression a photograph creates. Two tables with similar widths can look quite different when their heights, bases, and top shapes are taken into account. A narrow profile may have a strong visual presence, while a broader outline can appear more understated because of its proportions. That makes the full shape worth considering, not just the measurement across the top. There is no single look that defines this category, and personal preference has plenty of room alongside practical considerations. Some people gravitate toward clean, uncomplicated lines; others prefer more visible detail and a familiar, traditional character. Neither approach requires every piece of furniture to match. A shared curve, repeated finish tone, or similar sense of scale can create a connection without making an arrangement feel overly coordinated. The surrounding colors matter, too. A table that contrasts with nearby furnishings becomes more noticeable, while one that follows the same general palette tends to blend into the overall setting. Even small differences in edge thickness or the spacing between legs can change that impression. The most satisfying choice is often one that feels considered rather than conspicuous, with a shape that suits the space and details that reflect the people who call it home. Small tables leave room for those individual preferences, whether the desired look is spare and simple or more layered and familiar.

Scale is especially important when comparing small tables because width, depth, and height each tell a different part of the story. A listed width does not describe the whole footprint, and the top may extend beyond the base. The relationship between those measurements helps establish how a table will look among existing furnishings. A clear picture of the surrounding space is useful here: the line of a nearby armrest, the height of other furniture, the edge of a rug, and the distance between neighboring pieces all contribute to the arrangement. Measuring the intended location gives those visual impressions a concrete starting point. A paper outline on the floor can also make the listed footprint easier to picture than a number alone, especially when comparing a circular shape with a square or rectangular one. That comparison is about more than finding the smallest possible option. A piece can fit within a measured area and still look out of proportion with everything around it. Conversely, a slightly different shape may create the visual balance someone had in mind without requiring an exact match to the rest of the furniture. For a related category to compare, End Tables offers another starting point, with individual dimensions remaining the clearest basis for judging scale. Photographs are helpful for understanding style, but their perspective, lighting, and surrounding objects can influence the impression of size. Measurements and close-up details provide a fuller picture together. The same attention applies to finishes: the overall tone, visible texture, and degree of contrast with existing furnishings are worth considering as a group. A finish does not have to repeat every other surface in a room. Often, a few shared details are enough to make different pieces feel connected, leaving space for furniture collected over time rather than chosen all at once.

The details behind a small table matter just as much as its appearance, particularly when choosing something expected to remain part of a home as tastes and arrangements change. Product descriptions are the place to confirm construction, finish information, assembly requirements, and any stated limits or recommendations. Those details should be considered individually rather than assumed from the category name or a familiar-looking design. A substantial appearance, for example, is not a substitute for the listed specifications, and similar silhouettes do not necessarily come with the same care directions. Everyday upkeep is easier to plan when the recommended cleaning method is understood before making a choice. Care information can also clarify whether special precautions apply to the finish and which cleaning products should be avoided. Following the directions for the individual table is a more dependable approach than treating every furniture surface alike. For households comparing several options, that information belongs alongside dimensions and style, not as an afterthought once a decision has been made. Personal habits and preferences deserve equal attention. Someone who enjoys a coordinated room may value a close relationship between finishes, while someone with a more collected style may prefer a shape that adds a little contrast. A gift calls for the same thoughtfulness, with the recipient’s taste, space, and preferences taking priority over assumptions about what their home needs. Confirming measurements and a preferred style together can keep the choice personal while avoiding guesswork. Across all these considerations, small tables are best understood through their individual details rather than broad promises. The category begins with size, but the decision becomes more meaningful through proportion, finish, care expectations, and the character of the surrounding furnishings. A thoughtfully chosen table does not need elaborate styling to feel at home. Clear lines, pleasing proportions, and a look that feels natural alongside favorite belongings can be enough to make it part of a setting that feels welcoming and distinctly personal.
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