Floating Nightstand

Furniture - Bedroom

Definition

A floating bedside table is fixed to the wall without legs. It creates an airy effect and makes floor cleaning easier. The ultimate minimalist look.

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A floating bedside table is a smart choice for your bedroom. This sleek solution is directly wall-mounted, avoiding the clutter of a leg on the floor. You'll appreciate its airy appearance which contributes to the feeling of space and brightness in the room. Moreover, being wall-mounted greatly facilitates cleaning underneath and around it. Depending on your taste, you can opt for models in wood, metal, or glass, which will harmonize with your bedroom's style. Light shades like white, oak, or light grey will be perfect for creating a relaxing atmosphere. You can also consider combining several floating bedside tables to create an elegant and balanced effect. Whatever your choice, this clever solution will offer valuable space-saving while adding a touch of modernity to your decor.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A floating bedside table is wall-mounted without legs. It creates an airy effect and is the epitome of a minimalist look.

The floating bedside table is fixed to the wall at mattress height. With invisible mounting (hidden wall bracket). Plan for a power outlet nearby for the lamp.

Mistake: a floating bedside table in plasterboard without reinforcement that tears off. Use appropriate wall plugs or fix into a stud.

A floating bedside table offers several advantages: it creates a sense of space and lightness in the bedroom, makes floor cleaning easier, and fits perfectly into a minimalist or uncluttered decor style.

The most common materials for a floating bedside table are wood, metal, glass, or composite wood. Choose a material that harmonizes with the rest of your furniture and bedroom decor.

The ideal size for a floating bedside table depends on the available space next to your bed. Opt for a table approximately 30 to 40 cm wide for a reasonable space, while avoiding it looking too bulky.

Yes, you can very well install two floating bedside tables, one on each side of the bed. This creates a symmetrical and balanced effect. Just make sure the dimensions and style harmonize well for a coherent decor.

To maintain your floating bedside table, regular dusting with a soft cloth is sufficient. Avoid harsh cleaning products that could damage the material. For stubborn stains, prefer a product suitable for the type of material of your table.