Midtown Loft Gray Nightstand

Based on our expertise in wood care, we recommend dusting the surface regularly with a soft, dry cloth. To protect the acacia veneer and brushed finish, avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasives. For accidental spills, blot immediately with a slightly damp cloth and follow up with a dry one to prevent moisture rings or damage to the finish.

This nightstand does not require customer assembly. It arrives fully constructed with the two storage drawers and black hardware already installed. When you select our full-service delivery, our team will handle the heavy lifting and place the piece exactly where you want it, so you can enjoy your bedroom's new retro vibe immediately.

Proportionality is key for both comfort and aesthetics. This unit stands 24 inches tall, which is an ideal height for most contemporary platform beds and mid-profile mattresses. For the best ergonomic experience, we recommend choosing a nightstand that sits within 2 to 3 inches of your mattress's top edge, ensuring your lamp and essentials are within easy reach from a lying position.

Yes, this unit is specifically designed to maximize functionality in a compact footprint. With a 24-inch width and 18-inch depth, it fits comfortably into smaller bedrooms or loft spaces without sacrificing storage. The angled "Mid-century modern" metal legs also create "visual floor space," which helps maintain an open, airy feel in tighter layouts.

Drawers constructed with English dovetail joints are a hallmark of high-quality craftsmanship. This interlocking technique creates a mechanical bond between the drawer front and sides that is far superior to simple glues or staples. This ensures the drawers remain structurally sound and slide smoothly even after years of frequent use and heavy storage.

This piece is built for long-term stability by fusing an industrial metal frame with acacia veneers. While solid wood can sometimes warp in high-humidity coastal environments or very dry climates, the rigid metal framework prevents structural shifting. Furthermore, acacia is a dense, durable wood known for its natural resistance to moisture and wear.