Shopping for coffee side living room tables often comes down to one question: do you want your everyday items tucked away or out in the open? The HOMCOM End Table with Drawer and the Costway 3-Tier Square Side Table are both compact tables designed to sit beside a sofa, but they solve that problem differently. The HOMCOM combines an enclosed drawer with an open shelf, while the Costway gives you three open tiers. The right pick depends on how much clutter you need to hide.
Quick Verdict
If you want to keep small items out of sight next to the sofa, the HOMCOM is the better fit. If you prefer a more open table, the Costway is the more practical pick.
Comparison Table
| Feature | HOMCOM End Table with Drawer | Costway 3-Tier Square Side Table |
|---|---|---|
| Price | USD 61.34 | USD 23.39 |
| Storage style | Drawer + open shelf + top surface | Three open tiers |
| Condition | Certified - Refurbished | New |
Before You Choose
Think about what tends to sit on your current side table. A pile of remotes and sunglasses benefits from a drawer. A stack of magazines and a plant you water often works fine on open shelves. This basic habit will point you toward the right table faster than matching color to your sofa.
Where Each Product Wins
The HOMCOM end table wins on storage variety, giving you both a way to tuck items away and a place to display books or decor. The Costway side table wins on visibility and simplicity, with every level open and easy to access.
Product Notes
HOMCOM End Table with Drawer

The HOMCOM is the pick when you want a spot to hide the clutter a living room collects. Its single drawer handles remotes, glasses, or other small items, while the open bottom shelf and top surface provide room for a plant, photo frame, or books. The elevated base is designed to keep items off the floor, and the bronze finish adds a warmer look than plain black. Standing about 21.75 inches tall, it feels a bit more like a proper piece of furniture beside a sofa. The main catch is that it is certified refurbished rather than brand new, so the unit may show signs of prior use. If you prefer a fresh-from-factory piece, this is the key trade-off.
Costway 3-Tier Square Side Table

The Costway wins as the lower-priced pick at $23.39. It gives you a square tabletop and two lower shelves, so everything from a coffee mug to a storage box is easy to reach. The black finish is simple and neutral, and its 19-inch height sits lower than the taller HOMCOM. You will need to assemble it yourself, and since all three levels are open, small items will stay on display. If you want a compact, no-fuss table that costs less, this is the straightforward choice. The open structure also means less time hunting for items because you can see everything at a glance.
Final Choice by Use Case
For a living room where remotes, notepads, and glasses gather, choose the HOMCOM when you want a hidden storage spot. For a compact corner or bedroom where you prefer to see your items at a glance, choose the Costway when you want an all-open layout. Let your storage habit decide, not just the size of the room. Both tables are compact enough for a small living room, but the one you choose will change how tidy the space looks.