Ashley Chadton Accent Table: Review, Price & Dimensions (2026)

The Ashley Chadton accent table (SKU A4000004) is a round side table. It has a marble top and a tripod base made of antiqued gold-tone metal. The table stands 21 inches tall and measures roughly 19 inches across. From what I found in retailer listings it usually sells for between $125 and $170.

This table works well in a living room, a bedroom corner or an entryway. It adds a touch of glam without costing much. If you plan to use it daily for drinks, though, it requires more care than most side tables in this price range.

This review is based on product specifications, not a hands-on test. Everything here comes from manufacturer descriptions and retailer listings. I’ve noted where sources do not agree.

Chadton accent table at a glance

Ashley’s own description calls it a “contemporary” piece with “an ultra-rich aesthetic priced to entice” and that is a fair summary of the pitch. It’s a budget-friendly way to get the marble-and-brass look that has been popular in U.S. living rooms for years. It’s something you can easily imagine in a living room, where the white marble top and gold-tone base would stand out against a neutral background.

Dimensions: why listings don’t match

Two sets of numbers are being used for this table.

• One big online retailer says it’s 20.75 inches high, 18.5 inches wide and 18.5 inches deep weighing 22 pounds.
• Several independent furniture stores list it as 19 inches wide, 19 inches deep and 21 inches high, weighing 26 pounds.

The difference is small. The dimensions appear to have been rounded differently, and the weight gap may come from shipping weight versus product weight, though I can’t confirm that.

For planning, think of the table as being 21 inches high with a footprint that’s around 18.5 to 19 inches wide and deep.

If you are placing the table in a tight spot, such as beside an armchair or between a sofa arm and a wall, measure the area carefully and leave a little extra room.

Before you buy, double-check the dimensions on the retailer’s product page.

Price: what to expect in 2026

Prices for this table vary a lot by retailer, and furniture stores run frequent promotions. In the U.S. listings checked while preparing this article, sale prices ranged from about $125.80 to $169.99, with one national online retailer listing it at $140.99. Several independent stores showed a “was” price between roughly $166 and $247, so the discount you see depends heavily on what the store chose as the original price.

A few practical points:

• Compare the final price, not the percentage off. A “24% off” listing can still cost more than another store’s regular price.
• Check shipping. Some stores offer free pickup or free shipping. Others charge delivery fees that can erase the savings on a $130 table.
• Prices change. The numbers above are snapshots, and some may come from earlier holiday sales. Verify the current price before you buy.
• Watch for a Canadian listing. One store that appeared in searches priced the table in Canadian dollars at $239 on sale, which isn’t comparable to U.S. prices.

I couldn’t find a verified, official manufacturer price to anchor these numbers, so use them as a rough range, not a promise.

What the Chadton does well

It has a real stone top at a low price. Marble-topped accent tables from many brands cost considerably more. The listings describe the top as white marble, so each table will have its own natural veining and slight color variation. Expect it to look a little different from the product photo.

The size is flexible. At about 21 inches high, it’s low enough to sit beside most sofas and chairs without towering over the armrest, though sofa arm heights vary. The round shape also has no sharp corners, which helps in walkways and homes with kids.

The tripod base keeps the footprint small. Three legs take up less floor space than a solid pedestal, and the open look keeps a small room from feeling crowded.

It’s light enough to move. At 22 to 26 pounds, you can reposition it yourself, which matters in apartments where furniture gets shuffled often.

Where it falls short

Marble needs care. Marble is soft and reacts with acids. Coffee, wine, citrus juice, and many soft drinks can leave dull spots called etch marks, and sealing the stone generally doesn’t prevent them. A coaster habit matters more than any sealer.

It’s a small table. A top about 19 inches across holds a lamp or a drink and not much else. If you want to set down a laptop, a stack of books, and a mug, you need something bigger.

Details vary between listings. The dimension and weight discrepancies above are minor, but they show how much shopping around you may have to do to confirm specifics.

I found no reliable customer rating data. Without verified review aggregates, I can’t tell you how the finish holds up over years or how often buyers report wobble or damage. If long-term durability matters to you, read recent reviews on the specific retailer page before buying.

Who should buy it, and who shouldn’t

Good fit if you:

• Want a modern or glam accent without a high price
• Have a small living room, bedroom, or entry that needs a compact table
• Plan to use it mainly for a lamp, plant, or decor, not as an everyday drink table
• Are comfortable assembling a small piece of furniture

Probably not a good fit if you:

• Need a table you can set drinks on without thinking about it
• Want a surface large enough for a laptop or snacks (a piece like the 17 Stories Kristien lift top coffee table offers more room)
• Have small children or pets that regularly bump into furniture, since marble tops are heavy relative to the table’s size and the tripod base is narrow compared with the top
• Want a table for a patio or other damp outdoor space; nothing in the listings suggests it’s designed for that

A simple rule: if your side table gets daily use for drinks, choose a sealed wood or laminate top instead. If it mostly holds a lamp and a candle, the Chadton makes more sense.

Caring for the marble top

Marble care is simple, but it needs to be consistent.

• Use coasters. This is the single best protection against etching.
• Blot, don’t wipe. Wiping a spill spreads it. Blot it with a clean, dry cloth right away.
• Clean with mild soap and water or a stone-safe cleaner. Avoid vinegar, lemon-based cleaners, and bathroom or toilet-bowl cleaners, which are acidic and can dull the finish.
• Keep hot items off direct contact where you can. Use a trivet or tray for hot mugs and candles.
• Know what you can fix. Light etch marks on polished marble can sometimes be polished out with a marble polishing powder, following the product’s directions. Deep etching typically needs a stone professional.

The Natural Stone Institute (formerly the Marble Institute of America) is the trade group for the natural stone industry and is a good starting point for stone care guidance.

Placement and styling ideas

The white-and-gold look works best against calm backgrounds. A few combinations that tend to work in typical American homes:

• Next to a gray, navy, or charcoal sofa, where the gold base adds contrast.
• Beside a bed, if you prefer a very small nightstand, though 21 inches is lower than many nightstands, so check it against your mattress height.
• In an entryway, topped with a small lamp (our Ashley Darlita table lamp set is one option), a bowl for keys, and a plant.
• In pairs, if you have room, for a symmetrical look on either side of a sofa or chair.

On thick area rugs, a tripod base can sit unevenly. On a hard floor or thin rug it should be stable, but test it before loading the top with anything fragile.

Chadton vs. Chaseton: don’t mix them up

Search results often blur two similar-looking names. The Chaseton (SKU A4000334) is a different Ashley accent table: clear acrylic and glass with a chrome-plated metal base and a lower shelf. It’s taller, about 26 inches, and typically costs more.

If a listing says “glass top” or “silver base,” it’s not the Chadton.

Buying tips

1. Confirm the SKU (A4000004) on the retailer page. Confirming the SKU helps you avoid receiving a different table than the one you wanted.
2. Check the return policy for a stone-topped item that might arrive damaged. Inspect the top after you receive it and photograph any chips or cracks before you assemble.
3. Ask the seller about shipping damage. Marble tops are heavy. They can chip during transit if the packaging is poor.
4. Check the delivery cost before you compare the price with other options.
5. Read reviews on the specific retailer. Reviews will tell you more about stability and finish quality than the product description alone.

If you’re also thinking about a longer piece for behind a sofa, see our Ashley Breckington sofa table review, which covers sizes and prices for another Ashley table. You can also compare the Ashley Susandeer console sofa table and the Ashley Quinnland console sofa table.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Ashley Chadton accent table real marble?
Retailer listings describe the top as white marble. Natural marble varies, so veining and tone differ from piece to piece. If authenticity matters to you, confirm with the retailer before ordering.

How tall is the Chadton accent table?
About 21 inches, though one listing shows 20.75 inches. Either way, it’s a low accent table.

How much does the Chadton accent table weigh?
Listings show 22 to 26 pounds. That’s light enough for one person to move, and heavy enough to feel solid.

Does it require assembly?
Yes. Product listings state that assembly is required.

Will a coaster really matter on marble?
Yes. Acidic drinks can etch marble, and sealers generally don’t stop that. Coasters are the most effective prevention.

Can I use it as a nightstand?
You can, but at about 21 inches it’s lower than many nightstands. Check it against your bed height, and be prepared for a small top surface.

Is it suitable for outdoor use?
Nothing in the product descriptions suggests it is made for outdoor use. Treat it as an indoor table.

Is the Chadton the same as the Chaseton?
No. They’re different Ashley tables with different materials, shapes, and heights. The Chaseton has a glass top and chrome base.

Final take

The Chadton is a small, good-looking table with a stone top and a reasonable price. It works best as a lamp table or an entryway piece. It’s not the right choice if you need a table for heavy use, like holding drinks every day. If you don’t mind caring for the marble, it’s a budget-friendly way to bring some gold and white into your space. Check the dimensions and the current price on the retailer’s website before you buy.

Sources & References

• Cymax listing for Signature Design by Ashley Chadton Marble Top Accent Table (SKU A4000004): product description, dimensions, and weight
• Independent U.S. retailer listings (AJ’s Home Furniture, Dow Furniture, Massey’s Furniture Barn, Barr’s Furniture, Home Essentials Furniture) for pricing, dimensions, and material details
• Domon Furniture listing for product description (Canadian pricing, not used for U.S. price range)
• Cymax and retailer listings for the Chaseton accent table (A4000334)