Kids Nightstands & Accent Tables – Safe and Functional Bedroom Furniture
Kids Nightstands and Accent Tables are meant to provide functional surface area to a child’s bedroom. Kids’ furniture of this product category is made keeping in mind the safety and usability of the product. Nightstands for small spaces, meant to be utilized in the bedroom, provide easy access to a child’s favorite book, lamp, or any kind of personal effects. Designed to go along with other kids’ bedroom furniture, a child’s bedside table is a crucial element in maintaining a child’s bedroom in a balanced and organized fashion.
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Furniture of America Prismo Transitional Nickel Bar Pulls Night Stand
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Furniture of America Priam Contemporary White/Gray Night Stand
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Furniture of America Nightstand – Assembled Novelty Pink Night Stand
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Furniture of America Marlee Transitional Round Drawer Pulls Night Stand
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Furniture of America Corry Transitional Extra Storage Space Night Stand
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Furniture of America Colin Transitional Dark Oak Night Stand
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Furniture of America Brogan Bottom Shelf Transitional Night Stand
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Furniture of America Diane Spacious Drawers Transitional Night Stand
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Frequently Asked Questions
A nightstand is specifically sized and designed to sit beside a bed, often including drawers for bedside essentials. An accent table is a broader term for a small side table used elsewhere in a room, like beside a chair or sofa, and doesn’t always include storage.
A nightstand with USB includes a built-in charging port directly in the piece, letting you charge a phone or tablet overnight without needing a separate wall adapter taking up an outlet.
Matching the nightstand’s height roughly to the top of the mattress keeps the surface easy to reach from bed — a slightly smaller, more compact nightstand tends to suit a twin bed’s proportions, while a full bed can comfortably pair with a slightly larger piece.
The collection spans white, cherry, gray, dark oak, antique oak, and pink finishes, giving a fairly wide range from bright and simple to warmer traditional wood tones.
A bottom shelf adds an open, easy-access storage spot below the drawer — useful for books or baskets — while a standard drawer nightstand keeps everything enclosed within its drawers.
It typically indicates the piece includes additional drawer or shelf capacity beyond a standard single or double-drawer design, giving more room for books, toys, or bedside items in a smaller footprint.
Prices run from around $198 up to $358. Added features like USB charging, extra storage, or more detailed finishes are the main factors pushing a piece toward the higher end.
Transitional pieces (the majority of the collection) blend simple, clean lines with just a touch of detailing, fitting a wide range of room styles. Traditional pieces, like the Olivia design, lean into more classic detailing and a more formal look.
Most nightstands here are built with one or two drawers, which is generally enough for bedside essentials like books, a lamp, or small personal items without taking up too much floor space.
ACME’s pieces (Flora, Cargo, Adams) tend toward more detailed or feature-added designs, like the Cargo’s built-in USB port. Furniture of America makes up most of the collection with straightforward transitional designs across a wide range of finishes and price points.