Bedside Tables
From 300mm for a genuinely tight gap up to 500mm with a drawer and a shelf, plus versions with a charging drawer so the cable doesn't live on the floor.
Measure the gap you've actually got, not the gap you'd like: bed frames are typically 50–100mm wider than the mattress, so a 135cm double in a 3m room leaves less each side than the arithmetic suggests. If it's under 350mm, the 300mm table is the one — it exists because that gap is so common.
Match the height to the mattress top, not the bed frame. A bedside table much lower than the mattress is a table you knock things off in the dark.
