Beds & Bedroom

This neat bedside cabinet brings both storage and high-gloss style to your bedroom. Available in a choice of colours, it’s right on trend – and made from sustainable materials.

This beautifully handcrafted oak 3-drawer bedside table can also serve as an extra chest of drawers. It’s eminently practical and, with its French furniture-inspired details, very stylish.

Everything about this high-gloss bedside cabinet says Italian design – the white lacquered finish, the marble-effect top, the angled drawer fronts. The perfect bedside cabinet for your glam bedroom.

● Scandinavian-inspired design with an elegant modern feel
● Fine details and a fashionable two-tone wood and painted finish
● Available in two colours including Furniture Village-exclusive soft grey

The beautifully proportioned Faye three drawer bedside table blends the classic and contemporary, with its clean lines, overhanging top and pedestal base. 

Beautify your bedside with this 1 drawer nightstand crafted with solid pine, adding style and storage with a relaxed contemporary vibe.

● Scandinavian-inspired design with an elegant modern feel
● Fine details and a fashionable two-tone wood and painted finish
● Available in two colours including Furniture Village-exclusive soft grey

•    Rustic meets modern in this cool industrial-style range
•    High-quality craftsmanship in oak, oak veneer and metal
•    Practical, stylish and great value for money

●    High-quality oak bedroom furniture at a fantastic value-price
●    Huge choice of pieces makes creating the perfect bedroom so easy 
●    A timeless look with spacious storage and lovely finishing touches

Perfectly stylish and very practical, this 3 drawer bedside cabinet by Wiemann packs plenty of storage into a compact footprint. Choose from three contemporary finishes. Made in Germany.

Luxurious, sophisticated and daring – meet the ALF Oceanum nightstand. Contemporary Italian design that stows all your night essentials while resting beautifully on brushed brass legs. Pretty ‘elegante’ , right?