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Give your household essentials a cozy landing spot with the Sorbus Drawer Side Table. This charming accent table features a tabletop surface, middle shelf, and pull-out drawer for additional storage. The thoughtful design is compact for small living spaces and works equally well by the bed or sofa. Store anything from books, reading glasses, alarm clocks, and other bedside necessities. The lightweight frame makes this unit easy to transport around the home and when not in use, simply fold the fabric drawer flat for storage. Use alone as a single Nightstand or pair with any drawer configuration from the Sorbus Furniture Collection. With everything you need right by your side, getting organized has never looked better! A great addition to any home, small apartment, or college dorm for instant storage. Make the most of your space for function and understated appeal. Set this end table beside an arm chair in your living room, then top it with decorative accents and your latest books.
PRODUCT FEATURES
- Multifunctional: Designed to help you organize many spaces such as dorm rooms, apartments, home offices, children’s rooms, playrooms, and more.
- Lightweight & Portable: Due to its lightweight design it is portable and easily moved from room to room
- Easy assembly: It is easy to put together so you can organize your home straight away. Wall mounts are also included for extra durability
- FOR HOME, OFFICE, DORM — Suitable for compact spaces, bedroom, guest room, closet, nursery, entryway, small apartment solutions, etc
- Measures approximately 15.75” L x 15.75” W x 18.37” H - Drawer measures: 13.78 x 14.96 x 7.87 in
- polyester
- Spot Clean Only
- Imported
Ideal Ventures LLC
1 Paragon Drive Suite 153 Montvale, NJ 07645
973-778-1045/support@ggiinternational.com
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