Fluted Nightstands Set of 2 Farmhouse Wood End Table with Drawer Modern Beside Table with Open Storage Shelf

Easy to assemble and aesthetically pleasing. Read more

Drawers are a little hard to open and stick a little but overall great little tables. Easy to assemble. Read more

Perfect size and looks great, easy to assemble, with an extra screw in each pack just in case one get away while assembling. Very sturdy with just the amount of drawer space for the bedside. Read more

These were the most difficult pieces of furniture.I have ever assembled! Would not recommend purchasing. Missing pieces, the top never fit on either one! Really bad experience! I actually ended up throwing one of them in the trash😪 Read more

The drawer doesn't have any rollers, it just slides on the wood to open and close. The wood itself is sturdy and has a nice color. It was pretty easy to put together, it took my husband about an hour while watching TV. Read more

I am so impressed by this little nightstand, And that saying something because I've built a lot of mail order furniture. . It got five stars from the beginning. When I opened the box. It was packaged with triple layers in some places, especially the corners. It was packaged so nicely that I couldn't find one single dent scratch or break. All the parts were there, and there was extras of the hardware which is always appreciated. Appreciated. Everything was labeled perfectly and I didn't have to look or compare to pictures to find what was what. It did not come with a screwdriver, only a small Allen key. I used a 12 volt electric drill. Put it together, and that served me very well. My hands would not have been able to do all of this with just a screwdriver. I also used a square bit in my drill for the hex head screws. It made my life much easier. Just don't use an impact drill. Use a regular one. I assembled it by myself in about 30 minutes on the floor of my bedroom. It was easy. The quality, is surprisingly really good despite being pressboard. I wouldn't even know it was press board if I hadn't seen one or two raw edges. There are hardly any raw edges in here. I would have thought it was laminated real wood. None of the woods split when I was putting it together, all the holes lined up perfectly, and I was able to follow directions easily. I'm kind of geeking out over the drawer, because I really hate assembling drawer slides and this one was surprising. It just rests on the plastic slides, and I was about to say that it will fall out easily, but the very last step includes little metal pins that keep the drawer from falling out. Genius. I absolutely love the way this looks. I will be back to buy a mate for it on my own. It's the perfect size and just enough storage for next to my bed. Read more

This is a beautiful end table. Its a dark charcoal color, with a gold handle. Its small amd easy to assemble. The shelf on the bottom is convenient for holding extra items and decor. The drawer holds a decent amount of stuff. The top is perfectly sized to accompany a chair or even a sofa. I prefer it in my bedroom tho. Its sturdy and lightweight, easily moved by 1 person. Overall, its a great little nightstand or side table. Looks great in any room or hallway. Read more

I’m using this as a side table by the couch, and once it’s assembled it looks pretty much like the listing. The black/grey finish is decent for engineered wood, and the fluted drawer front with the little wood handle gives it a nicer, more modern look than a plain box. Assembly is typical flat-pack stuff: lots of panels and hardware, but the instructions are clear and everything lined up. The adjustable feet are a nice touch for getting it level on a slightly uneven floor. For storage, it’s the right scale for a nightstand: The drawer is good for remotes, chargers, and small items you don’t want sitting out. The open shelf works well for a few books, a basket, or small electronics. The top is sturdy enough for a lamp, drink, and whatever you normally keep by the bed or sofa. Where the listing stretches reality is in the lifestyle photos showing a big turntable and what looks like a full-size Yamaha receiver on the bottom shelf with room to spare. When you look at the actual dimensions (about 17.7" wide and 14.9" deep), that’s just not realistic for standard audio components. Most receivers are around 17" wide and deeper than this table before you add rear cables, so they’d either be squeezed in or sticking out. Compact gear, game consoles, or a small turntable might work, but this is nightstand scale, not a proper audio rack. Up close you can tell it’s engineered wood and not solid hardwood—it’s fairly light at around 20 lbs—but once everything is tightened down it feels stable and doesn’t wobble when you open the drawer. The finish wipes clean easily; I’m still using coasters just to be safe. Overall, it’s a good-looking, functional little nightstand/side table for the price and fits nicely next to a bed or sofa. Just don’t buy it expecting to house a full home-theater stack like in the pictures; treat it as what it is: a modern, flat-pack nightstand with some style. Read more