With its black lacquered metal and golden details, this contemporary bedside table has the understated elegance of vintage pieces from the sixties. Its drawer holds the evening essentials, while the lower shelf offers an open space for a book, a notebook, or a pair of glasses. The patterned top adds a graphic touch, and the metal structure gives it a solid presence next to the bed. In a bedroom, this piece easily pairs with linen bedding, a brass mirror, or a simple-lined table lamp. On top, a smoked glass lamp and an antique alarm clock engage with the golden details. As a second-hand item, it carries the memory of its past: a few traces of time. Length: 43 cm Width: 43 cm Height: 62 cm Drawer height: 9 cm Niche height: 27 cm A brief history of the bedside table The term "bedside table" has referred since the Middle Ages to a small piece of furniture placed next to the bed. Originally designed as a support for a lamp or personal items, the bedside table has evolved over time to include drawers and shelves. Essential in the bedroom, it now combines functionality and design, adapting to all interior styles.
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With its black lacquered metal and golden details, this contemporary bedside table has the understated elegance of vintage pieces from the sixties. Its drawer holds the evening essentials, while the lower shelf offers an open space for a book, a notebook, or a pair of glasses. The patterned top adds a graphic touch, and the metal structure gives it a solid presence next to the bed. In a bedroom, this piece easily pairs with linen bedding, a brass mirror, or a simple-lined table lamp. On top, a smoked glass lamp and an antique alarm clock engage with the golden details. As a second-hand item, it carries the memory of its past: a few traces of time. Length: 43 cm Width: 43 cm Height: 62 cm Drawer height: 9 cm Niche height: 27 cm A brief history of the bedside table The term "bedside table" has referred since the Middle Ages to a small piece of furniture placed next to the bed. Originally designed as a support for a lamp or personal items, the bedside table has evolved over time to include drawers and shelves. Essential in the bedroom, it now combines functionality and design, adapting to all interior styles.