A little something on the side?

Side, accent, occasional - whatever you wish to call them, these little tables are the perfect exclamation point for any room. Styles run the gamut and choices are endless!

A Baroque statement of elegance from Julia Gray, Ltd. Handpainted with a deft touch of aged gold leaf trim.

The PeeWee table from Oly Studios can thank George Nakashima for the inspiration of its free-edge form.

A little loop-de-loop and the contrast of an antique iron base and foxed mirror top on the Alamota Side Table from Gerard through DessinFournir.

The Hiquily-inspired Henri Side Table in brass from Ironies.

The petite Syrah Wine Table from Lewis Mittman was originally designed to fit under the foot of a club chair in a c. 1900 men's club.Comprised of 37 disks, circular or square, walnut or rosewood, stamped and numbered, the Luna Side Table from Helene Aumont.

Doing what they do best, Ironies uses organic form in its Clover Side Table.

Now it's just a question of which piece of eye candy is for you.

Tamarac Dining Table from Gérard

The Tamarac Dining Table from Gérard and Dessin Fournir features "Elegant tapering snake-like legs flowing from the top, with the center legs flaring away from each other, masterfully placed to allow for two chairs to sit at the head position." This is a very adaptable piece, allowing for placement in an assortment of spots around the house. The walnut piece measures 49"w x 57"l x 30"h. This is something I could definitely see myself putting in a kitchen where the space is minimal, I think it is a really fantastic little dining table.