Devonshire Dark Stain Oak Night Stand NB25S
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Product code: NB25S
Dimensions:
Depth: 410mm
Width: 510mm
Height: 580mm
Further product information:
Devonshire Dark Stain Oak Night Stand NB25S:This bedside cabinet is made from solid oak throughout and completed in a tough dark lacquer finish. It features a single drawer made from oak and a solid wooden shelf. As an alternative, consider the New Solid Oak 3 drawer bedside cabinet.
Devonshire Dark Stain Solid Oak Bedroom Collection
The Devonshire Dark Solid Oak range is good quality, fully assembled, contemporary style furniture made of solid oak and presented in an attractive dark wood finish.
Features that demonstrate the quality of this furniture include the use of dovetail joints in drawer construction and the use of solid wood tongue and groove panelling to drawer bases and cabinet backs.
This quality range from renowned North Devon manufacturer Devonshire Pine Ltd. is completed in a durable lacquer that is ideally suited to wooden furniture used in the modern home. It highlights the attractive colour and grain of the wood and simplifies cleaning and maintenance.
All items in this range are fully assembled except for beds and wardrobes which are partially dismantled to facilitate delivery.
1302 Bedside Cabinet Styles
For those with maybe an adventurous or artistic streak, there is also a wide selection of rustic bedsides and distressed bedsides in pine. Fans of the rich, warm colours will appreciate the choice of dark wood bedsides on offer while, at the other end of the spectrum, the ash bedsides offer surperb value as sturdy hardwood furniture in a variety of light hues.
0702 What is Dark Wood Furniture
Some people regard dark wood as anything that is darker than say the colour of white coffee, while to others is almost black in colour. The history of dark furniture is almost an accident as, originally, all wooden furniture would have been light coloured.
So, to take an example of dark coloured oak furniture from the Middle Ages or even mediaeval times that is seen in museums, this would actually have been quite light colour wise when it was first made as this is the natural colour of oak.