Two matching tables, each 16 by 12 inches on top and standing 29 inches tall, high enough to sit level with a sofa arm or beside a bed rather than down at coffee-table level. Each has two tiers. The upper surface is wide enough for a lamp, a cup, or a potted plant and carries up to 11 pounds; the lower shelf takes the same 11 pounds and stays open on all sides, so storage boxes and books slide in from whichever direction is convenient instead of through one fixed opening. Because the footprint is only 12 inches deep, the pair works in small spaces where a full side cabinet would not, tucking into a corner or filling the gap between a sofa and a wall. Sturdy support legs frame the shelf and carry load straight through to the floor, and the surface is finished to be easy to clean, so a spilled drink wipes off instead of soaking into the board. Construction is wood over MDF. What the piece gets called depends on where it lands: side table, end table, and nightstand all describe the same 29-inch shape, which is why buying two gives a matched pair for a living room, a bedroom, or a reception room rather than a single orphan piece. Total net weight is 12 pounds, both tables ship in one carton with a user's guide, and assembly is needed.