Christopher Knight Home 305360 Gino Outdoor Acacia Wood Side Table, Natural Finish

I paid 79$ for this table in 2022.

We just recently renovated our primary bathroom. I needed a table placed next to our new tub. This was the perfect quality and size for what I was looking for. I was overwhelmed and underwhelmed by many of the choices available. I’m so thankful I came across this particular table. It’s both sturdy and attractive. It’s small, but not too small. I didn’t want a large piece. If you are looking for something similar, I’ve been very pleased with this purchase.

Pros: - Solid wood - Easy construction (just make sure you keep track of the legs so they're on the right sides!) - Perfect size to go with our deck chairs Cons: - Took longer to unpackage than it did to put together (I guess that means it's well packaged lol) I stained ours with some extra stain to match our chairs and give it some extra weather protection (see last two pics), but before that it was a brownish gray color.

I bought one of these to see how they would look in my tiny Brooklyn living room area, and I ended up buying a second to complete my new look. I definitely don’t have the space for a traditional coffee table, but I needed something to set a laptop or coffee on. These work great because they can be moved to the side or right in front of the small sofa. Assembly was super easy, literally a five minute job putting a single screw into each of three legs. The wood is nice quality, not cheap MDF you’ll find in other inexpensive tables. They are sturdy and the perfect size to hold single items. If you have a small space, I especially recommend these as the tripod legs allow sight lines through the space and keep an open feeling while providing the convenience of tables. For spatial reference, these two tables are on a 5x8 foot rug.

Goog quality. Easy assembly.