Price: $450.00

This is one versatile little table that will satisfy even the most radical visionary. Finished on every side (including the bottom, if you can identify it as such), the table can be positioned in any of six possible configurations. On its “side” it forms a C or reverse C, creating cavernous storage for bedtime reading. For other options, point the “legs” toward the wall to create the look of a solid block, or straight out for the feel of a floating table. The latter configuration permits full access to the back drawers of the Matera Bed with Storage, but don’t limit the Side Table to just a bedroom piece. The adaptable table can free-stand as a sofa side table, coffee table or entryway catchall. The fact that designer Sean Yoo credits DWR with helping him get his education in design makes the introduction of his Matera Collection and Side Table even more special. The clean lines are thoughtfully finished with beveled edges, running match walnut grain, exposed slot mortise and tenon corner joints.

Price: $850.00

Defined by spacious drawers, clean lines and quartersawn heartwood veneers, the Reve Collection (1995) effortlessly organizes and complements a range of bedroom interiors. Each piece is beautifully finished (including the back, which is finished with a high-grade off white laminate) and can be configured to both large and small spaces. The drawers glide smoothly and close easily, with a satisfying firmness. The Reve Collection features Shaker-like simplicity in form combined with modern production and functionality. Simple assembly required.

Price: $650.00

The Zola Collection (2008) has a simple and clean aesthetic that suggests the influence of Eastern minimalism. The case goods, including the Bedside Table, feature unadorned drawer fronts, echoing the visual lightness and minimalism of the bed. Finger holds on the sides of the drawer provide ease of opening, and a silent vacuum-closure mechanism renders drawer-slamming impossible. Hidden aluminum feet give the Table the appearance of floating and contribute to the lightness of the collection.

Price: $800.00

The American Modern Side Table (2008) is inpired by George Nelson’s 1948 Thin Edge case goods. Nelson’s work – whether designing clocks, lamps or furniture – expressed his desire to “do much more with much less.” Still true to Nelson’s straightforward design aesthetic, we’ve made updates to take advantage of today’s manufacturing techniques. These case goods are simple maple structures, which we’ve crafted out of solid FSC-certified wood. The Side Table includes one soft-closing drawer and a large open cabinet for easy access to books, reading glasses and the like. A bull-nose edge softly finishes the edges of this piece. Made in U.S.A.

Price: $1,300.00

The Mindoro Collection – which includes a Low Dresser, High Dresser and Bedside Table – merges the simplicity of modernist forms with a smooth, high-gloss lacquer finish. The white lacquer finish can reflect and complement all types of interiors. The Bedside Table is sized to accompany most platform beds and has two drawers, which feature silent vacuum closures and easily gripped stainless steel handles. The front and top are finished in high-gloss lacquer; the sides and back are finished in a matte lacquer, allowing Mindoro to float in a room. The piece sits upon four brushed stainless steel legs.

Price: $275.00

An unusual lamp with an unusual story, the Toto Cube Lamp is made by a wine tank manufacturer in France. Toto is only made during the factory's slow season, when they stop producing enormous wine storage tanks. A scaled-down version of these tanks, Toto can be used as lamp, table or seat. Place it bedside for a soft glow, or employ it in a retail setting to add a dramatic backdrop to the objects on display. From being made in the mold of a wine tank, to becoming a surface on which to place your wine glass (or coffee mug or water carafe), Toto has successfully turned three products into one.

Price: $400.00

Whether being used as seat, serving space or footstool, the Summa Tray Table (1993) is solidly constructed and eminently versatile. Made of solid ash wood with a choice of finishes, the Summa's legs have a soft, elegant curve. The tray is removable and can be used separately for serving, while the base becomes a handy footstool. And Summa never gets in the way - the legs fold for easy storage. With a weight capacity of 132 lbs, pull it out whenever an occasional table or extra seating for a petite individual is called for. Designed to coordinate with the Malena Collection, the Summa is a prime example of Stua's clean, simple approach to design. Design Within Reach is proud to be the exclusive retailer of Stua products in the U.S. Made in Spain.

Price: $550.00

This height-adjustable table from 1927 is one of Eileen Gray's most rational designs and reflects her desire for functional perfection. Originally conceived as a bedside table for the guest room in Gray's famous E. 1027 house in Cap Martin (her sister was fond of breakfast in bed), it is also useful as a side table in living rooms, office reception areas or, (thanks to durable materials), on the terrace. Its purist aesthetic complements a wide range of furnishings and settings. Simple assembly required.

Price: $199.00

The multifunctional Mag Table (1999) serves as a table or stool that holds magazines in its "elbow" ­ and that¹s not all this hybrid furniture form can do. Position it vertically, so it's standing on its narrow end and it also works as a laptop stand that you can use when you¹re seated in a chair. A continuous sheet of molded birch plywood forms this bentwood table. The wood veneer or white laminate surface is durable and easy to maintain. The Mag Table offers an inexpensive yet distinctive solution for home or office; use it next to a bed or sofa, or as a compact workstation for computing.