Target has their new pieces out for spring, and I’m working with them today to feature one of the new side tables. I chose a silver drum table because I like that the finish is shiny enough to reflect whatever is nearby (that red rug in front warms it up a lot), but it doesn’t show fingerprints and the hammered detail gives it texture and interest.
I try to have a coffee or side table within reach of each seat so there’s always a place to set down a drink (or as is usually the case here because of the kids, a place to leave your toy cars, horse figures, and Lego people). Of course, they also make for good opportunities to bring in a few accessories, like the flowers and candle that I picked up.
(Hey, having the same initials as Nate Berkus has finally paid off!)
A drum table is versatile enough to pair with sofas and chairs in a wide variety of styles — even as a bedside table or extra seating as a stool. I’ve been working a lot with brass and warm metals in this house, so I thought it would be fun to switch it up and take a look at silver instead. I matched up the same metallic drum table with a different chair, and also pulled in two other options in my sketch below. (These are so fun to draw!)
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Candace Arm Chair (Garden Craft Seafoam)
The feminine lines of this chair are great, and it comes in a bunch of patterns and colors. -
Threshold™ Silver Drum Accent Table
A classic shape gets a metallic update. -
Safavieh Accent Table (Silver)
Slender and stylish. A cute little table just big enough to set a drink down on. -
Threshold™ Rope Wrapped Accent Table with Hammered Metal Top
The rope detail would be at home in a beachy setting, but the hammered metal and geometric base give it a bit of edge that helps the table work with a more modern style too. -
Safavieh Sasha Club Chair (Tan)
Such a great, neutral chair. Would be perfect as a pair facing a sofa.
