This oak veneer bedside table, in a light wood tone, brings a Scandinavian and contemporary touch with softness. Its drawer provides discreet storage to keep books, glasses, or chargers within reach, while the top holds a lamp and an alarm clock. The removable leg makes it easy to install and allows for easier relocation according to the bedroom layout. Sourced second-hand, this nightstand retains a simple and neat appearance, ideal alongside a wooden bed, natural linens, or an upholstered headboard. On its surface, a glass vase and a stack of books create an elegant and measured scene. Length: 45 cm Width: 35 cm Height: 50 cm Drawer height: 8 cm Drawer width: 35 cm Drawer depth: 28 cm A Brief History of the Nightstand The term "nightstand" has referred to a small piece of furniture placed next to the bed since the Middle Ages. Initially designed as a support for a lamp or personal items, the nightstand has evolved over time to include drawers and shelves. Essential in the bedroom today, it combines functionality and design, adapting to all interior styles.
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This oak veneer bedside table, in a light wood tone, brings a Scandinavian and contemporary touch with softness. Its drawer provides discreet storage to keep books, glasses, or chargers within reach, while the top holds a lamp and an alarm clock. The removable leg makes it easy to install and allows for easier relocation according to the bedroom layout. Sourced second-hand, this nightstand retains a simple and neat appearance, ideal alongside a wooden bed, natural linens, or an upholstered headboard. On its surface, a glass vase and a stack of books create an elegant and measured scene. Length: 45 cm Width: 35 cm Height: 50 cm Drawer height: 8 cm Drawer width: 35 cm Drawer depth: 28 cm A Brief History of the Nightstand The term "nightstand" has referred to a small piece of furniture placed next to the bed since the Middle Ages. Initially designed as a support for a lamp or personal items, the nightstand has evolved over time to include drawers and shelves. Essential in the bedroom today, it combines functionality and design, adapting to all interior styles.