Light brown mango wood bedside table

The Achille bedside table is a piece of furniture made from solid light brown mango wood, with rounded lines, a drawer and a tabletop. Mango wood is a hard, dense wood that withstands everyday knocks. Its shades are warm, and the grain remains unique from one piece to the next. It is also a responsible wood, harvested from fruit trees grown for cultivation, with no deforestation.

The 45 x 40 cm tabletop is designed for a table lamp and the book you are currently reading. Glasses, a charger and small items stay within easy reach in the drawer. Compact, it comes up to mattress height, at 50 cm, without cluttering the bedroom. As a duo on either side of the bed or alone in a corner, it fits right in.

Our interior design expert's inspiration: keep the bedroom in mango wood's light, warm and golden palette. The Lou lamp combines a gold-tone metal base with a fluted glass shade against this light wood. The Safia bed, in removable white fabric, stays within this ecru palette. A washed linen bed set keeps the grain in the spotlight.

The whole home can follow suit: the Achille collection brings together the sideboard, TV unit and bedside table, each available in light brown and dark brown. Keep the same shade from the living room to the bedroom, or combine the two.

Color note: the actual shade may vary slightly depending on screen settings, photo lighting, and the natural variations of the materials.

Length: 45 cm
Depth: 40 cm
Height: 50 cm

Drawer interior: 33 x 9 cm

Weight: 14.13 kg

Recyclability: Fully recyclable

Materials: Solid mango wood

Information: Maximum supported weight: 30 kg
Maximum drawer load: 15 kg

Use: Interior

Contents:

Sold individually

Assembly: No assembly required

Package information: 53 x 50 x 62 cm

Reference: 047-7093-MC

Collection : Achilles

Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth. If stained, wipe immediately with a slightly damp cloth, then dry at once.
Treat the wood twice a year with an oil suitable for solid wood.
Avoid direct sunlight and proximity to a heat source, as these may discolour or crack the wood.