With its water green shade, this wooden bedside table adds a soft and contemporary touch to the bedroom. Its compact size allows it to easily fit beside the bed, while its flap provides discreet storage to keep a book, glasses, or some evening essentials within reach. The niche completes the whole with a practical volume, well-suited for items one wishes to keep visible and accessible. This vintage painted wood nightstand blends simplicity and freshness, and naturally pairs with linen bedding, a ceramic lamp, or a light-toned rug. Placed next to a blond wood bed, it will hold a stack of novels and a small lamp with a pleated shade. Width: 40 cm Depth: 30 cm Height: 70 cm Niche: height 34 cm, width 36 cm, depth 26 cm Flap: height 16 cm, width 37 cm, depth 25 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. Initially designed to hold 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 water green shade, this wooden bedside table adds a soft and contemporary touch to the bedroom. Its compact size allows it to easily fit beside the bed, while its flap provides discreet storage to keep a book, glasses, or some evening essentials within reach. The niche completes the whole with a practical volume, well-suited for items one wishes to keep visible and accessible. This vintage painted wood nightstand blends simplicity and freshness, and naturally pairs with linen bedding, a ceramic lamp, or a light-toned rug. Placed next to a blond wood bed, it will hold a stack of novels and a small lamp with a pleated shade. Width: 40 cm Depth: 30 cm Height: 70 cm Niche: height 34 cm, width 36 cm, depth 26 cm Flap: height 16 cm, width 37 cm, depth 25 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. Initially designed to hold 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.