This wooden bedside table, vintage and with a country spirit, adds a soft touch beside a bed. Its drawer holds the evening essentials while the under-shelf provides useful storage space for a book, glasses, or a bedside lamp. The dark wood emphasizes a sober presence and easily blends with a bedroom featuring natural textiles, a light wall, or a linen set. Its classic look also allows it to serve as a small auxiliary console in an entrance. Positioned near a bed and adorned with a novel, a candle, and a vase of dried flowers, it creates an elegant sleeping corner. Like any second-hand piece, it carries the marks of its past: a few traces of time. Length: 40 cm Width: 40 cm Height: 65 cm Drawer height: 10 cm Niche height: 35 cm 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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This wooden bedside table, vintage and with a country spirit, adds a soft touch beside a bed. Its drawer holds the evening essentials while the under-shelf provides useful storage space for a book, glasses, or a bedside lamp. The dark wood emphasizes a sober presence and easily blends with a bedroom featuring natural textiles, a light wall, or a linen set. Its classic look also allows it to serve as a small auxiliary console in an entrance. Positioned near a bed and adorned with a novel, a candle, and a vase of dried flowers, it creates an elegant sleeping corner. Like any second-hand piece, it carries the marks of its past: a few traces of time. Length: 40 cm Width: 40 cm Height: 65 cm Drawer height: 10 cm Niche height: 35 cm 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.