Metal Side Tables

Metal outdoor side table styles

Iron and steel frames make a sturdy perch for a drink beside a lounger. The outdoor tables come with ceramic tile tops on black and yellow frames, in curved and square shapes, plus a gray table with a rattan wrap and glass top, a steel table with woven rope accents, and a nesting set with built-in solar lights that glow after dark.

Metal and wood side table options

Solid acacia tops warm up an iron frame. The 18.1 inch square tables pair acacia with black or white frames in teak finish combinations, one with an extra lower shelf, and another square black table carries an acacia wood top. They suit a deck as well as a sunroom.

Round metal side table with marble or glass

Indoors, round metal tables go dressier. Natural marble tops in pink, green and blue-gray sit low at 15.8 inches on 17.7 inch metal frames, a slim 9.8 inch gold table pairs natural marble with a gold and black frame, and 27.6 inch pedestal tables carry a marble-look top in white, gold or gray. Black tempered glass tops on gold or silver frames add a lower shelf.

Black metal side table and small spaces

Black is the most common finish, and it suits modern rooms and patios alike. The 15.7 inch black round table stands 21.3 inches tall, and a set of 2 black metal tables gives you a matching pair for both ends of a sofa or two loungers. At 9.8 to 14 inches across, the smallest tables fit beside a chair where nothing else will.

Metal patio side table care

Wipe metal frames with mild soap and water and dry them, touch up chips on iron and steel to stop rust, and oil acacia tops once a season. Natural marble is porous, so use coasters and wipe spills quickly.