No, but here’s what I think:

Many insp pics show only “ styled” coffee table or ottoman.

Also, just my guess of course, more people consider their decor style “ modern”, which is often misused as I think they mean, contemporary, what’s in online furniture sites now, which is heavy on sectionals and said ottoman/ coffee table. So less confident to arrange sofa, chairs tables & think that does not look as clean one-and-done.

I tend to see way more end tables ( and lamps!) featured in traditional or eclectic style and in smaller rooms with more walks.

Personally I find end tables ( even if small C- tables) essential and way more natural & convenient for a drink or teacup or snack plate. And I need the layered lighting of tables, either end tables or “ sofa table” or nearby furniture item against a wall.

In my opinion, end tables will never go out of style. The provide both function and interest.

I think it can be interesting to use non traditional pieces as end tables. Small trunks, skirted tables etc.

I agree Anna. I was just thinking of an end table vs nothing. It is always fun and interesting to be creative. I have used trunks as end tables before and they looked great! You can see mine from a former home on the botttom right.

Amy, I always love seeing that room … looks like it came out of a high-end magazine. So beautiful and inviting!

I will always have end tables of some sort. I agree with everyone here — they’re useful and balance out the room.

Right now, I’m having to use a game table we made from a vintage end table as ours, until I find one I like. I have to have something there, even if it’s weird. :D

Beautiful room Amy.

Jilly you may have already found your end table👍

Anna, that’s what a friend of mine said. Keep it!

It has a lamp in the middle, and wooden chess pieces lined up in their spots on either side. 😄

Thanks Anna and Jiilly!

Jilly, I love your game table. It is so charming and has such character! I did not know you were using it as an end table. Sounds like it looks great!

Thanks, Amy! :)

We have end tables but they're also tv tables, nice ines, that we use for eating. They naturally came into use. I couldn't have a boring end table without some other use.

Growing up, 1970's, we had round end tables with a reticulated sliding door where we kept encyclopedias.