Fusing both contemporary and more traditional design elements; the Laura Ashley Brecon Side Table features an elegantly turned solid oak pedestal and four equally spaced legs crafted in a gentle arc shape. The compact table top is also made from solid oak and has a chamfered edge. The table has a natural oil finish which helps enhance the characteristics of the oak.
Dimensions: H53 x W38 x D80 cm.
An undeniably stately Georgian-inspired design, the Laura Ashley Broughton 3 Drawer Bedside Chest will transform any bedroom with its grandeur. It features three good-sized drawers offering plentiful storage space. This classic look is crafted from solid birch as well as modern materials and features turned wooden handles and has a low maintenance painted finish.
Dimensions: H66 x W45 x D45 cm.
An undeniably stately Georgian inspired design, the Laura Ashley Broughton Bedside Table will transform any bedroom with its grandeur. For convenience there is a single drawer. This classic look is crafted from solid birch as well as modern materials and features turned wooden handles and has a low maintenance lacquered finish.
Dimensions: H66 x W45 x D45 cm.
The Calford Nest of Tables exudes charm and makes a perfect addition to your living room. Crafted from solid oak with a white-washed finish, these shaker inspired tables feature a scallop edge detailing. The larger table drawer interior is finished in the elegant Laura Ashley Sage Green paint, complemented by dark bronze droplet handles to complete the look.
Height 60cm
Width 50cm
Depth 45cm
Timeless and elegant, the Clifton 3 Drawer Bedside Chest boasts a hand applied patina to create a unique aged effect which is complemented by antiqued handles. The compact chest offers three usefully sized drawers.
Dimensions: H60 x W50 x D39 cm.
Timeless and elegant, the Clifton 3 Drawer Bedside Chest boasts a hand applied patina to create a unique aged effect which is complemented by antiqued handles. The compact chest offers three usefully sized drawers.
Dimensions: H60 x W50 x D39 cm.
