Nathan James Sonia Boho Round Accent End Table,

Inspired by natural vines, this side table blends organic curves with modern simplicity. Its bright yellow hue radiates warmth, while the interwoven lower frame adds airy lightness and smooth texture. Perfect for modern, boho, or tropical spaces, it pairs beautifully with neutral sofas and potted plants, with a circular top holding decor or essentials—stylish and practical.

Inspired by organic curves, this side table features a sleek, polished marble top and warm, brushed gold metal legs, blending soft texture and luxurious shine. Ideal for modern minimalist or contemporary living rooms, it complements sleek sofas and marble coffee tables, offering ample surface space for daily essentials with elegant stability.

A 3D model of a fluted side table, featuring vertical ridges and a metallic bronze finish, with a glamorous, modern aesthetic. Suitable for interior design visualizations or as decorative accents.

This elegant home accessory draws inspiration from the sinuous curves of natural vines and the rhythmic patterns of handwoven textiles, blending organic softness with modern minimalism. Crafted in a warm, earthy mustard hue, its smooth, matte surface catches light gently, creating subtle shadows that enhance the piece’s tactile allure. The standout feature is its twisted, spiral leg—each turn of the curve feels intentional, balancing visual dynamism with structural stability, making the table appear light yet surprisingly grounded. Perfect for elevating spaces like a modern living room, where it pairs seamlessly with a plush armchair and a potted fiddle-leaf fig, or as a bedside companion in a Scandinavian-style bedroom, complementing a minimalist bed frame and a vintage brass lamp. The circular top provides just enough space for a coffee mug, a small book, or a scented candle, while the leg’s texture adds a playful contrast to smoother furniture pieces. Whether anchoring a cozy reading nook or gracing a sleek entryway, this piece marries functionality with artistry, proving that small details can transform a room’s character.