IKEA has a large selection of bedside tables, which you will see here. I have been filming in many IKEA department stores for several years, so some nighstand may have been discontinued and some are brand new. Follow the link and you will come to all nightstands IKEA has on its website.
Introducing the perfect blend of style and function, the IKEA Nightstand. This versatile piece of furniture offers ample storage space while adding a touch of elegance to your bedroom decor. With its sleek and modern design, it is sure to complement any style of room. Nightstands that I have filmed are; Malm, Hemnes, Knarrevik, Kullen, Björksnäs, Gursken, Trysil, Hauga, Kvistbro, Brimnes, Idanäs, Vikhammer, Songestrand, Eket, Tyssedal, Nordkisa and Lixhult. Not all bedside tables they have, but quite a few, I put out when I find new ones at IKEA stores.
I mix product images and natural environmental images for the bedside tables. You will also find all possible colors for bedside tables, red, black, gray, white, ash colored, it seems that white is most popular. Click on the images to zoom in properly.
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