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29" Large Rectangular Stained Brown Wooden Accent Table With 2-Tiered Design + 2 Drawers
$125
Asheville 1-Drawer Night Table
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Nightstands Buying Guide
What is the standard height of a nightstand?
The standard height of a nightstand is between 24 - 28 inches. This height is perfect for most beds, as it allows for easy access to your belongings while lying down. However, if you have a higher bed, you may want to consider a taller nightstand to ensure it is at a comfortable height.What are the different types of nightstands?
There are several types of nightstands to choose from, including:- Traditional: These nightstands are typically made of wood and have a classic design.
- Modern: These nightstands have a sleek, contemporary design and are often made of materials like metal or glass.
- Rustic: These nightstands have a natural, earthy feel and are often made of materials like reclaimed wood or stone.
- Storage: These nightstands have drawers or shelves for extra storage space.
What should I consider when buying a nightstand?
When buying a nightstand, consider the following:- Size: Make sure the nightstand is the right height and width for your bed and room.
- Style: Choose a style that complements your existing decor.
- Storage: Decide if you need extra storage space and choose a nightstand with drawers or shelves accordingly.
- Material: Consider the durability and maintenance of the material, whether it is wood, metal, or something else.
By considering these factors, you can find the perfect nightstand to enhance the functionality and style of your bedroom.
