Bedside table oak

Natural materials need a little care from time to time to have the best chance of aging beautifully and lasting over time. To take care of your oak bedside table, you need to occasionally wipe dust and dirt from the wooden surface with a soft cloth or duster. Then, moisten a clean cloth with lukewarm water and use soap spray (for furniture finished with oil) or soap mixture (for furniture finished with soap) and wipe the surface thoroughly. Be careful not to use too much water, as excessive moisture can damage the wood. Avoid strong detergents. Read more about our care tips here.

Our bedside tables are consistently made of solid wood, whether you choose a bedside table in oak or birch. However, there is one exception - the Drawer Shelf - which has a veneered construction with a core of MDF. And when we talk about solid wood, it's another word for glue joint. This means glued together wooden bars, known as lamellas. Each tree is completely unique and therefore the surface of a piece of furniture in solid wood will be more vibrant, while veneer usually has a more polished appearance.