Mill Valley II Gray Nightstand

This nightstand stands 28 inches tall, an ideal height for most standard and pillow-top mattresses. A well-proportioned nightstand should typically sit level with or slightly above the top of your mattress, ensuring that essentials like lamps, phones, or water are within easy reach while you are lying down.

This nightstand is crafted with birch veneers, a high-quality hardwood material known for its strength and fine, consistent grain. One significant benefit of using veneers over a stable core is their resistance to the warping or cracking that can occur with solid wood in varying humidity levels. This ensures the classic gray finish remains beautiful and the structure stays sound for years to come.

Designed for both organization and accessibility, this nightstand features one drawer for concealed storage and one open shelf. The drawer is ideal for tucking away personal items or charging cables to keep them out of sight, while the lower shelf provides a dedicated space for larger items like books or decorative baskets, helping you maintain a clutter-free tabletop.

This nightstand is a key piece of the Mill Valley II collection. To create a perfectly coordinated and authoritative look, you can pair it with the matching gray dresser, mirror, and chest from the same series. Utilizing a single collection ensures that the hardware finish, wood grain, and classic styling remain consistent throughout your entire bedroom suite.

Yes. With a 26-inch width and a 17-inch depth, this nightstand offers a substantial surface area without overwhelming a room's footprint. Its straight-leg design provides an "airy" silhouette that works particularly well in urban apartments or smaller guest rooms, where maintaining a sense of open floor space is essential for a comfortable atmosphere.

To preserve the sophisticated gray finish and antique silver hardware, our care experts recommend regular dusting with a soft, dry cloth. For minor stains, a slightly dampened cloth with mild soap and water may be used, but always avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasives that could dull the finish. We also suggest the use of coasters or felt pads to protect the surface from water rings and scratches.