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This teak bedside table, vintage and country-style, adds a warm touch next to the bed. Its veneer highlights a material with a sober finish, while its four tapered legs elegantly lighten the overall look. The drawer accommodates evening essentials, and the niche provides additional space for a book, glasses, or some papers. It easily blends into a bedroom, where its size slips effortlessly against the wall. On its top, a lamp and a small vase are enough to create a soft and neat scene. Length: 40 cm Width: 30 cm Height: 54.5 cm Drawer height: 6 cm Drawer width: 33 cm Drawer depth: 23 cm Niche height: 13 cm Niche width: 36.5 cm Niche depth: 29 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 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.
Réf  :   #414421
Brand / From :  Debongout

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Odile, the teak bedside table No. 1618

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Last update : 12/11/2026
169€
75002 Paris
Free
18.90 €
22.00 €
29.80 €
 
 


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Description

This teak bedside table, vintage and country-style, adds a warm touch next to the bed. Its veneer highlights a material with a sober finish, while its four tapered legs elegantly lighten the overall look. The drawer accommodates evening essentials, and the niche provides additional space for a book, glasses, or some papers. It easily blends into a bedroom, where its size slips effortlessly against the wall. On its top, a lamp and a small vase are enough to create a soft and neat scene. Length: 40 cm Width: 30 cm Height: 54.5 cm Drawer height: 6 cm Drawer width: 33 cm Drawer depth: 23 cm Niche height: 13 cm Niche width: 36.5 cm Niche depth: 29 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 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.
Réf  :   #414421
Brand / From :  Debongout

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