Decorating a bedroom is excitingโit's the place you'll likely spend the most time, and turning it into a serene sanctuary befitting your unique personal style is pretty fun. But there's something about nightstands that just seem a little Boxy, generic-looking, and nowhere near as chic and clever as the other fixings in our boudoirs, we find ourselves putting off that final purchase far longer than is appropriate. Contrary to our humdrum perception of nightstands, some crafty homeowners and deft designers have us looking at these bedside workhorses in a new way.
Whether they're utilizing atypical furniture pieces in place of traditional nightstands, or are mixing up the classic pair of matching pieces with something a little more eclectic, these spaces prove that nightstands don't have to be purely practical. Rikki Snyder. This tree-shaped shelf makes clever use of space between two beds in a children's roomโand gets items up off the floor in one fell swoop.
Plus, its two-sided style encourages sharingโa good thing in any family setting. Ashley Webb Interiors. Bookworms, this one's for you. Add some whimsy to your bedtime routine with these floating book stacks in place of traditional nightstandsโnot only will they encourage you to get more reading done, but they're a great way to display your favorite titles.
Bespoke Only. Sometimes all you need is a little pouf, andโpoof! A boho-inspired textile option adds texture and a place to set a tray with a few essentials to even the most petite space.
Coco Lapine. True minimalists will swoon over this sculptural, statement-making take on a bedside table. A breathtaking block of faux marble creates the perfect contrast between soft and stony in this plush bedroomโand provides a great backdrop for snapping Instagram pics, of course. Devon Grace Interiors. Look againโthis trompe l'oeil nightstand isn't actually floating, but its sleek metal base disappears against artfully gradient-painted walls, adding a feeling of levity to this distinctive, charcoal-hued bedroom.
