Unique Night Stand Ideas
We have so many outSTANDing night stand ideas for you today! Thinking beyond the traditional, often expensive & dull bedside tables.
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Firstly night stand do NOT have to match. Here is one that can definitely stand alone ~ mirror & gold table
If you can use sconces over the bed instead of traditional lamps it frees you up to use many of the ideas we have coming at you today. Think about it - could you go sconce?
Did you check out the ones Kelly has from Lamp's Plus at under $100 for the pair? Look HERE.
Yvonne is using a garden stool as a night stand on Bobby's side of the bed. We love this garden stool
How about a luggage rack with a tray on top? Check this one out.
Anita suggests trying a demilune table - 1/2 round. This one HERE even has a drawer.
Kelly loves the idea of nesting tables as night stands. Check out this set of nesting tables
We all love this step ladder idea Kelly saw on Twelve on Main blog. Pop over HERE to see.
How about a bar cart as a night stand - gives new meaning to the idea of a night cap! Love this bar cart
Poofs with storage can be night stands if they are high enough for your bed. Have a look & take a measurement HERE.
Oh my gosh, a file cabinet - yes - so industrial chic or mod as Kelly envisioned it. Get inspired HERE.
Corbels can serve as night stands. Kelly loves the corbels she recently got from Mill Cottage on Etsy.
If you want to know which spring and summer decor items Anita is crushing on? Check out her favorites on her Amazon page HERE
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