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Mambo Unlimited Ideas Double Sofa
George Nelson Herman Miller sofa
2x Topform sofa
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Bedside table or side cabinet from Danish Fröseke Nybrofabrik chest of drawers
DS 11 modular sofa in brown patchwork leather by De Sede Team for De Sede Swiss
Stressless three-seat model Wave
Modern 3-seater sofa PROMINENT !
Rolf Benz bank
Bench Munich 4-zits bank
Set of vintage oak sofa's
Deense vintage midcentury modern reupholstered sofa
Dark gray reupholstered Brodersens 2.5 seater Mid-century design sofa, 1950s
Edgy Danish design sofa By Johannes Andersen
Ferm living Turn sofa 3 seats light gray-dark gray
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Sofa gray 4 seater + 2.5 seater + hocker
Cassina by Vico Magistretti Veranda bench
Sturdy Scandinavian 3-seater sofa in smooth Black Leather from mid-century, 1960s
Vera Sideboard
Bench Bank Munich
Set of 2 French Antique Art-Deco Nightstands-Burlwood Bedside Tables-30s
Black design Nightstands (2)
Tufty-Time B&B Italia
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Buying a bedside table
Books, a night light, your phone, a glass of water or medicine, there is plenty you can put on your bedside table next to your bed. A bedside table should be next to every bed, it keeps things orderly and very handy. For the organised person, a bedside table with drawers is a great idea, for a more playful effect you can go for a small table or stool.
Vintage bedside table
A vintage bedside table from the 1990s have become incredibly popular and real mood creators for your bedroom. Much vintage is made of wood, with brown predominating. Other trendy colours for vintage are green, yellow or go for a bright eye-catcher for your bedroom.
Retro bedside table
Do you opt for a retro design bedside table where the design is based on the 20s to 80s? Then you're in the right place here! Sparkling vinyl seats and chrome accents are all part of it. Bright colours and psychedelic patterns, fashionably inspired geometric patterns and funky-shaped furniture.
Bedside table in black
[The bedside table in black]](/furniture/cabinets/nightstands/black) is the piece of furniture with drawers or shelves where you can store your things. The piece belongs right next to your bed or in a room where you need extra space to store things.
Industrial bedside table
Industrial furniture with a warm look that immediately adds atmosphere to your room. An industrial bedside table is often made of metal or wood. It is a piece of furniture with a tough look and offers practical functionality. They come in a large number of designs, such as with or without drawers, various heights, widths and depths. In terms of colour, they are mainly black.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a bedside table?
A bedside table is a piece of furniture which is designed to store things. It used to be used in the toilet, where the po was stored in the cabinet. With time, the bedside table has transformed into an indispensable piece of furniture which is mainly used in the bedroom. Storing your watch, alarm clock, night light, glass of water, reading book or magazine is what the bedside table helps you with.
What does a bedside table cost?
A bedside table may not sound like a particularly big purchase, but they are sometimes more expensive than you think. The cost of a bedside table depends mainly on the type of bedside table you prefer, the size, the material and also the design, for example. If you go for a simple chair, stool, chest or a stack of books as a bedside table, you will be cheaper than if you go for a chest of drawers with built-in lighting and a charging station for your mobile phone. The average cost of a bedside table is between €50 and €300.
What should I pay attention to when buying a bedside table?
To successfully acquire a bedside table, it is important to pay attention to the following things;
- With or without drawer
- Round or sleek shapes
- Open or closed bedside table
- Think about what you want to use it for
- Choose the right material to suit you
- Which style and colour