Cragmont White Nightstand

For optimal comfort and accessibility, a nightstand should ideally sit level with or a few inches below the top of your mattress. At 23 inches tall, this nightstand is designed to pair seamlessly with standard modern bed frames and mattresses, allowing you to reach bedside essentials without straining while lying down.

Combining an iron frame with marble tiers offers exceptional stability and a premium feel. Iron is a high-strength, resilient metal that resists warping over time, while white marble is a dense, natural stone known for its cool temperature and timeless elegance. This combination ensures a sturdy, long-lasting piece that brings an authoritative contemporary look to your bedroom.

Absolutely. While designed as a bedside companion, the high-end marble and contemporary iron frame make it a versatile accent piece. Its sleek dimensions (22"w x 16"d) allow it to function beautifully as an end table in a living room, a tiered plant stand in a sunroom, or a sophisticated storage solution in a home office.

This item requires customer assembly upon delivery. Our assembly process is designed to be straightforward, ensuring that the iron frame and marble tiers are securely joined for maximum stability. We recommend assembling the unit on a soft surface, such as a rug, to protect the marble edges and the semi-gloss finish during the setup process.

Yes, an open-shelf design is highly recommended for smaller spaces or urban apartments. Unlike bulky drawer units, a three-tier open structure allows light to pass through, which helps maintain an "airy" feel and prevents the room from appearing cluttered. With a compact 22-inch width, this piece provides ample vertical storage without overwhelming a limited floor plan.

To preserve the elegant finish of the marble and the semi-gloss iron frame, our experts recommend regular dusting with a soft, dry cloth. For spills or light stains, use a mixture of mild soap and warm water, then dry immediately. It is important to avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive sponges, as these can dull the marble's natural luster or damage the protective semi-gloss coating on the iron.