This Mini Chestnut Curved Open Bedside table features a very simplistic and clean design. It has four tapered legs and a chestnut body constructed from 100% solid mango wood. Being a simple piece, it features one open compartment for placing any bits and pieces before bed and ample space on top for a lamp, photo frames, or ornaments. Its plain design means it can be matched perfectly with any style of furniture or interior. This petite product is part of our Recession Collection.

Minimalist Design & Solid Quality

This bedside table is the essence of minimalist style and practical design. Its compact form and solid wood construction make it a versatile and lasting addition to any bedroom.

An Investment in Sustainable Handmade Wood Furniture

This bedside table is a beautiful example of sustainable handmade wood furniture. By using timber sourced from certified commercial plantations, we ensure that our products are not only beautiful and durable but also environmentally conscious. Choosing this piece means investing in quality craftsmanship that respects our planet.

Specifications

A petite and stylish bedside table, perfect for small spaces and adding a touch of minimalist charm.

A Sustainable Choice & Care

We ensure our furniture is not only beautiful but also created with respect for the environment and your home.

🌿 Eco-Friendly & Responsibly Sourced

This product is made from timber sourced from sustainable resources under a certified commercial plantation programme. The wood is protected with an eco-friendly pest control treatment called Biflex.

♻️ Packaging Compliance

As part of UK’s Waste Packaging Regulations, this product has a waste packaging component of 1.4 KG.

🧽 How to Care for Your Furniture

• Avoid placing your furniture in direct sunlight or near radiators.
• Occasionally polish the non-painted furniture parts with beeswax to retain sheen and for longer lifespan.

The Charm of Handcrafted Furniture: 100% of our products are hand-crafted individually. As most of our products are hand-made from solid wood, variations in size, color, finish, texture, natural grain pattern, knots, and movement of timber are an integral part of the way products are made and should not be treated as defects.