Which one should you buy?
For most people the Artiss 3-Drawer Solid Wood Nightstand at around 82 dollars is the one to buy, and it is our overall pick - genuine solid paulownia rather than engineered board, three deep drawers in a narrow 30 cm footprint, and at around 64 cm it sits right inside the ideal 55 to 65 cm height band. It also ships fully assembled with a wall-mount bracket, which is rare in a market where almost everything arrives flat-pack, and it comes from a Melbourne brand with a 1-year warranty. Be clear-eyed about the reviews: 69 ratings at 4.2 stars is a modest sample, and a few buyers report paint marks or a dented drawer on arrival, so look it over when it lands. If you only want to spend a little, the Oikiture 2-Drawer Bedside Table at 49 dollars is the budget choice from another Melbourne brand, though at 50.5 cm it is the lowest table here. Want to charge your phone from the bedside? The Advwin LED Charging Nightstand at 75 dollars has two power outlets and two USB ports. If you need a matching table on both sides of the bed, the VASAGLE Kailyn Bedside Tables Set of 2 at 129 dollars gives you two narrow nightstands at the ideal 65 cm height for about 65 dollars each, with the deepest review base here, and the price is for the pair rather than a single table. The strongest warranty is the ALFORDSON Industrial Nightstand at 72 dollars with two years, and the premium rattan pick is the AWASEN Rattan Nightstand at 147 dollars with genuine solid wood legs.
For full context on why we ranked these the way we did, what alternatives we considered (and rejected), and the broader buying-guide framework, read the full The Best Bedside Tables in Australia (2026).
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