Fitting furniture into a tight corner can be a puzzle; in this piece you'll read how a pair of slim, three-tier side tables handles that challenge. The article examines construction—a vintage wood‑grain top paired with black painted metal—alongside the narrow footprint (roughly 7 by 17 inches and 22 inches tall) and practical storage behavior: two wooden shelves plus a metal mesh magazine holder that also holds snacks or books. You'll find notes on assembly—parts labeled and tools included—and on stability, including adjustable feet and the manufacturer's 25‑pound recommendation. Use contexts covered range from an entryway console to a sofa or bedside table and even a small balcony, with attention to how materials and layout influence everyday convenience.