Side Tables With Magazine Racks

The red trays are removable. On one side the frame forms a shelf to hold bottles, on the other side a magazine rack.

The lower part of the coffee table has a decorative brass element underneath that can serve as a bottle holder or magazine rack.

Made of walnut with a beautiful ceramic tile on top. It also has a magazine rack underneath and a hidden drawer on one side.

Their polished surfaces enhance the depth of the stone and bring a luxurious presence to the room. Between these two side bases sits a central cream marble element designed as an in...

The travertine base forms a sculptural architectural volume that also functions as an integrated magazine rack, providing practical storage while maintaining the purity of the design.

The integrated slate base naturally creates a generous storage compartment that functions as a magazine rack, ideal for books, design publications, and decorative objects.

Add some Boho Chic vintage charm to your breakfast in bed with this amazing Tiger bamboo, caning and rattan bed tray table. Handwoven and hand-crafted in a medium yellow wood tone f...

The frames has an organic design base, and a solid teak top, the smallest table is equipped with a rattan magazine rack. In original very good condition.

Crafted in beautifully figured birch, the desk features a spacious work surface, four drawers for organized storage, and an integrated side-mounted magazine rack that adds both pract...

The table also has a construction with thinner chains that allows to be used as magazine rack.

Coffee table, blackened steel structure, brass magazine racks on each side of a black opaline plate.

Magazine rack present in the lower part of the table, divided into two inclined halves.

The lower shelf, crafted from the same chocolate limestone, doubles as a magazine rack, combining practical storage with aesthetic refinement.

Pale ballet pink bamboo, glass, and wicker breakfast or bed tray. A fantastic piece with a glass top and twin magazine or newspaper racks on each side. The tray has glass on top to s...

The rectangular top has a raised gallery edge, making it ideal for serving drinks, displaying décor, or use as a side table. Beneath the top is a built-in slatted magazine rack, prov...

Silvio Cavatorta (1899-1957) Elegant blond wood writing desk with two side drawers and magazine rack, original opaline glass top. Cavatorta & Co., circa 1950. Silvio Cavatorta's w...

Lacca designed tea carts and serving trolleys as well as magazine racks and coffee tables. Today, Cesare Lacca is appreciated for his contribution to the Italian design identity into...

Kidney-shaped oak writing desk with double chest of drawers with 8 drawers on each side. Wrought iron handles. Sides with magazine racks.

This Bauhaus-style serving cart was originally designed by Robert Slezák in the 1930s and later manufactured by Kovona, a nationalized Czechoslovak company that consolidated leading ...

The rectangular top features square white ceramic tiles and a raised wooden profile. On one side there is a square-based woven wicker basket, it can be used as magazine rack.

Televisore Lunga 2 Sculpture. Also it can be used as magazine or newspaper rack. Material: white oak This work is carved from log with some kinds of chainsaws. Most of wood used fo...

Its design is multifunctional, as it includes a side table and a magazine rack formed by bent Plexiglas.

While the company was primarily known for its enamelled home accents, like side tables, magazine racks, bowls etc, it occasionally ventured into furniture design, creating unique pie...

Carl Aubock II’s small furniture items — leather- or caned-sling magazine racks; free-edge wooden side tables with tubular bronze legs; wicker serving trolleys with turned beechwood ...

Tipping over the chair it turns into a side-table which also contains a magazine rack. The stainless steel structure is hollow inside and is welded and mirror polished by hand.

Tipping over the chair it turns into a side-table which also contains a magazine rack. The stainless steel structure is hollow inside and is welded and mirror polished by hand.

Tipping over the chair it turns into a side-table which also contains a magazine rack. The stainless steel structure is hollow inside and is welded and mirror polished by hand.

Tipping over the chair it turns into a side-table which also contains a magazine rack. The stainless steel structure is hollow inside and is welded and mirror polished by hand.

Carl Aubock II’s small furniture items — leather- or caned-sling magazine racks; free-edge wooden side tables with tubular bronze legs; wicker serving trolleys with turned beechwood ...