49 Affordable and Unique Bed Table Designs for Study

Ever felt the urge to dive into a book right before bed but found your nightstand cluttered with tissues and a half-eaten snack? We have got that figured out, dear reader! A well-organised bed side table for study can turn your bedtime routine into a fun one. Think of it as your personal library, a place to ponder, learn, and dream. Let’s explore 30 unique bedside study table designs and help you choose yours.

#1: Study table with bookshelf design for bedroom

Conquering clutter is a breeze with a study desk that boasts built-in storage! This bright and cheery blue-and-yellow bedroom study table with a bookshelf design is perfectly balanced with splashes of white. The compact design comes alive with indoor plants, quirky showpieces and a pretty wooden clock, adding a personalised and warm touch to the bedroom. Place your bed ride beside this modern study table design and you have your own book haven right at your arm’s reach.

#2: Corner study table design for bedroom

Tucked into a corner, this bed table for study creates a designated work zone, while the window seat provides a comfy spot to curl up with a good book or enjoy the view during your work breaks. This clever combination is the perfect modern study table design for small bedrooms!

#3: The floating study table design for the bedroom

Here the desk itself is mounted directly on the wall, minimising its footprint and creating a modern aesthetic with clean lines. The accompanying storage cabinets, also wall-mounted, provide essential storage without sacrificing floor space.

#4: Modern bedroom study table design with wardrobe

This modern study table design for small rooms merges two essential pieces of furniture into a single unit, maximising functionality in bedrooms, studios, or even in home offices. But yes, your bed cannot be right next to this study table for want of space near the wardrobe. It can, however, be a unique home interior design element.

#5: Dual modern study table with bookshelf design

This space-saving dual study bedside study table features a central drawer unit, perfect for storing shared school supplies yet keeping work areas separate. This is perfect for a twin bedroom and with a floating study table design at a slight height, it’s THE bedside study table.

#6: Wall-mounted folding bedside study table

Perfect for small apartments or those who crave natural light, it transforms from a slab on the wall to a functional work surface in seconds. See how ingenious it is to attach it across a ceiling-to-floor window because who doesn’t like a view while working?

Don’t have space on the window? You can mount a foldable table on the wall and add a bookshelf this time. This way you can place your bed beside the window for sunkissed mornings!

#7: Study table design for bedroom with a TV unit

Imagine seamlessly switching between studying and relaxing with entertainment, all within this efficient TV unit-cum-study table design for the bedroom. We feel like this combination is the perfect addition to create your cosy work-from-home setup: work, Netflix, and snooze all in one room.

#8: Modern study table for bedrooms with bookshelf design in a nook

Is limited space working you up? An empty closet is the perfect study area because it’s away from your “bedroom” space but is also within your bedroom design. This study nook can have a folding study table design to make the design even more compact.

You can also create the same “study table in a nook” design in a corner space beside your wardrobe even if it doesn’t come with a study table. Space utilisation at its best!

#9: Study table for bed side space with fluted wall panels

Having a study table right beside your bed offers convenience for late-night cramming sessions (overdoing is not recommended). It can even be multi-purposed as a bedside table for all your knick-knacks. We recommend adding fluted wall panels so that there’s more sound absorption.

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#10: The literal bedside study table

This modern study table design for the bedroom is an extension of the bed itself. Just grab a chair, and you’ve got a handy work area that doesn’t take up extra space in the room. Notice the amount of storage space on the stairs leading to the bed and under the table. A genius design, indeed!

#11: Modern study table design with bookshelf and dressing table

This study table design for bedrooms helps you stay on top of both your studies and your beauty routine. It’s not necessarily a study table for a bed but is a smart bedroom design idea that doesn’t compromise on space, aesthetics, or integration into the overall design.

#12: Attached to the pooja unit

According to Vastu Shastra, it’s not a good idea to have a pooja room in a bedroom so this study table design is for those who need a separate study room design. Being close to the pooja unit may help you feel more calm and focused if you are spiritual. Ensure that the design and placement of the pooja unit are respectful of religious customs and beliefs.

Also Read: 15 Serene Pooja Unit Designs That Will be a Perfect Fit for Your Bedroom

#13: Wooden standing table design for study

The study table design we needed during the pandemic! These desks allow you to work while standing, which can improve your posture and reduce fatigue especially when you are working from home. Some standing desks have built-in storage compartments or drawers for your belongings. These study tables even come with a treadmill for you to efficiently multi-task.

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#14: Murphy bed study table for small rooms

Designed to maximise space in small rooms, this Murphy bed can be tucked away vertically into a wall or cabinet space, revealing a functional desk underneath. Again, it’s not literally a bedside study table but was too unique and space-saving for us to not include it here. Your studio apartment definitely needs this!

#15: Foldable ladder wooden study table design

Another unique study table design for bed rooms! This 4-step ladder table is perfect for eclectic bedroom designs whose theme is all about being funky. Colour it in beige and it becomes a minimalist addition. The design con of this ladder study table is that it cannot be attached to the wall.

#16: Secretary desks as study table for bed rooms

Secretary desks, with their folding work surfaces and built-in compartments, are like tiny home offices in a single piece of furniture. Often combined with a pull-down writing surface, these desks make for incredibly practical and stylish bedside study tables. They offer ample space for books, notebooks, pens, and other essentials, keeping your nightstand clutter-free. Plus, the pull-down feature allows you to easily access your study materials without taking up too much space.

#17: Bed-side study table designs with pull-out desktops

They combine the functionality of a traditional bedside table with the convenience of a pull-out desk, making them ideal for small rooms or those who prefer a minimalist aesthetic. These pull-out extensions can slide back neatly when not in use, keeping your study space tidy and uncluttered.

#18: Custom-crafted study table design for bed rooms

Custom-made study table designs mean you can create your own versions of secretary desks with hidden storage for printers, CPUs, speakers, and even a pull-out desk. Hidden storage on the desks? Heck yes! A pull-out footrest instead of a pull-out desk? Go for it!

Or go fancy with custom-made study table designs like this Volkswagen Type-2 minibus. Your kids will go gaga over this and will no longer whine about studying!

#19: Pipeline desks as bedside study tables

Purely an industrial interior design theme, this pipeline study table can blend in easily with all kinds of modern home interior design. We totally love the small storage nooks at the sides!

#20: Z-shaped study tables design for bed rooms

This is yet another foldable study table design for small bed rooms with Z-shaped folding legs. Just press them down when not in use and tuck them away in a closet or under the bed. Some models are lightweight and easy to carry, making them perfect for students or travellers.

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#21: X-shaped study tables fro bed rooms

Another small study table design but with X-shaped supporting legs. They can provide a strong and stable base while also offering a visually interesting element to the room. These tables come in foldable versions too and can be a sleek addition to traditional or industrial interiors. Depending on the design, x-shaped legs can allow for more legroom underneath the table, which can be helpful in smaller bedrooms.

#22: Beadboard desks as bedside study tables

Beadboard desks combine functionality with a charming, rustic aesthetic. Characterised by their distinctive vertical grooves, reminiscent of traditional beadboard panelling, these desks bring a touch of farmhouse or cottagecore aesthetic to any space. Often crafted from wood and sometimes painted in soft, neutral colours, beadboard desks offer a cosy and inviting workspace.

Also Read: How to Perfect Rustic Interior Design for a Timeless Appeal

#23: Study table designs for bedrooms with vintage wood

Dark vintage wood like this one is typically made from hardwoods like mahogany, teak, or walnut. These woods are very dense and resistant to scratches and dents, making them ideal for a study table that will see a lot of use.

#24: Contemporary study table design for bedrooms

A contemporary study table or furniture can make a small bed room feel larger and less cluttered with their clean lines and minimalist aesthetic.

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#25: Contemporary study table designs made of metal

Metal study desks like this one will last for years because of their resistance to wear and tear. You can add a cabinet on the top wall to create more storage space. Metal desks can be heavier than wooden ones, making them more difficult to move around if needed. You may want to consider using a desk pad or blanket for added comfort as the metal surface can feel cold to the touch, especially in colder climates.

#26: Minimalist study table for bedroom

This space-saving wonder folds up neatly against the wall. When you need a table, simply unfold it in two easy steps. The first fold reveals the hidden cabinet and the second fold transforms the cabinet door into a sturdy table stand. Some Murphy tables even have a handy locking mechanism at the hinge for extra peace of mind, preventing accidental collapses and keeping your table secure in the upright position.

#27: Rolling or mobile study table for small bedroom

Rolling or mobile study tables are a fantastic option for small bedrooms. They offer the flexibility to move around as needed, making them perfect for those who want to study in different parts of their room or even take their workspace on the go.

They can be tucked away under the bed or in a corner when not in use, maximizing your room’s space. You can use them as a bedside table, a laptop desk, or even a small dining table. Multi-purposing at its best!

#28: Small breakfast bar as bedside study table design

Breakfast bar desks, also known as counter desks, combine the functionality of a countertop with the convenience of a desk. These long, narrow desks typically extend from a countertop or kitchen island, creating an additional elevated surface for quick meals or study sessions. They often incorporate built-in stools or cubbies for storage, maximising functionality.

#29: L-shaped simple study table design for bedrooms

It features an extended work surface that wraps around at a 90-degree angle, offering ample space for spreading out textbooks, laptops, and other study materials. The built-in storage can be on one or both sides of the desk. They can serve as both a study table and a nightstand, eliminating the need for two separate pieces of furniture.

#30: Foldable study table design for small space

This foldable beauty is the ideal study table design for small rooms. It has a pretty simple mechanism: the metal leg goes into the slot in the wooden one and that folds down the table into a compact box. Ensure the table is sturdy and doesn’t wobble when unfolded, especially if you plan to use it for heavier tasks like writing or drawing.

#31: Two-tier study table for the bed side wall

The two-tier design allows you to make the most of your bedside space and is customisable; you can have as many shelves as you want even if the two tiers give you ample storage. The top tier can be used to display your books, a small plant, and even a memoir. It can come with a pull-out desk perfect for keyboards or even a study desk. With a two-tier table, you can adjust your posture to find the most comfortable position. You can sit upright for focused work or lean back slightly for relaxed reading.

#32: LED-enabled study table for beds

The adjustable LED lights provide the perfect illumination for reading, writing, or studying, reducing eye strain and fatigue. Many LED-enabled tables come with adjustable brightness and colour temperature settings, allowing you to customise the lighting to suit your preferences and tasks.

#33: Loft bed with study table in a compact apartment

Elevate the bed to free up valuable floor space below and use it as a small study area, storage, or even a small seating area. This is particularly beneficial in compact apartments where every square foot counts. The adjacent staircase wall can be turned into a bookshelf to maximise storage space.

#34: Bed table for study

A work-from-home staple: this bed table can make it easier to study or work in bed without having to sit at a desk. Remember to use a good chair or pillow to support your back as prolonged use can lead to issues caused by bad posture. It can come with foldable legs, a cup and a tab holder or with sturdy wooden legs.

#35: Corner study table design for bedroom

Hexagon and triangle-shaped corner bedside study tables provide a visually interesting and modern aesthetic. These unconventional shapes are specifically designed to fit snugly into corners, making the most of often-unused space. Many hexagon and triangle-shaped tables come with built-in shelves, drawers, or compartments to provide ample storage for books, lamps, and other essentials.

#36: Laptop computer table for bed

Did you say convenience? his wooden laptop table is perfect. You can adjust the height to your liking and use the hidden drawer to store your supplies. The gray one is similar but has cushioned pads instead of legs. So, if you get tired, you can easily turn them up and take a nap

#37: Bunk bed with study table

Everything here screams space-saving! By stacking two beds vertically, bunk beds free up floor space, which can be utilized for a study area, storage, or other purposes. The integrated study table provides a designated workspace for homework, reading, or other activities, making it a versatile piece of furniture. Most bunk beds with study table designs come with safety features such as guardrails, ladders, and sturdy construction to ensure the well-being of users.

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