Slim hallway console in oak and white
The Oslo Nightstand strips the bedside table back to its essentials: a single warm block of solid European oak, one quiet drawer, and edges rounded just enough to feel friendly in the dark. No handles to catch a sleeve, no gloss to fingerprint — just honest wood that gets better with age.
A concealed push-to-open mechanism lets the drawer glide out with a light tap — no knobs, no pulls, nothing to break the clean front face. The drawer rides on soft-close runners so it never slams, even at 2 a.m.
Pair it with the Aria Console Table for a matching oak grain through the hallway, or top it with the Halo Table Lamp for a soft reading glow.
-25%-€30An opal glass sphere diffuser on a solid brushed-brass base, with a stepless touch dimmer that remembers your last setting. Equal parts bedside companion, desk accent and sideboard statement.
-22%-€20A set of 2 solar-powered path lights in anthracite powder-coated aluminium. Push the ground spike in, and they turn on automatically every dusk — no wiring, no electrician, no running costs.
Customers love the solid oak feel and the quiet push-to-open drawer — and how quick it is to assemble.
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The oak grain is gorgeous and the push-to-open drawer feels properly engineered, not gimmicky. It took me about eight minutes to attach the legs. Looks far more expensive than it was.
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I needed something slim that did not crowd the bed and this is exactly it. The felt-lined drawer is a lovely touch — my glasses and phone fit with room to spare.
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No complaints about quality at all — solid and well finished. Only reason for four stars is I would have loved a darker walnut option to match my bed frame.
