St. Martin Open Oak Nightstand Traditional Bedside table with Soft-Close Drawer

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Product details

Merging classic heritage with contemporary utility, the St. Martin Open Nightstand offers a fresh take on traditional bedroom furniture. Expertly crafted from solid oak with artfully hand-applied finishes, this piece combines a spacious soft-close drawer with an open lower shelf, providing both concealed storage and easy access to frequently used items. The elegant hardware—available in brass with Smoke finish or pewter with Haze finish—adds a refined accent to the clean, timeless design.

Built with quality dovetail joinery and under-mounted soft-close glides, the drawer operates with smooth, silent precision. The open shelf invites decorative styling, while the lacquered oak surfaces offer lasting protection and easy maintenance. Ideal for modern lifestyles without sacrificing heirloom appeal, this nightstand balances form, function, and craftsmanship in one versatile piece.

**Key Features:**
– **Versatile Storage:** Combines a soft-close drawer with an open shelf for flexible organization
– **Handcrafted Oak:** Made from solid oak with artisanal hand-applied finishes
– **Refined Hardware:** Brass finish with Smoke, or pewter with Haze
– **Quality Construction:** Dovetailed drawer with soft-close glides
– **Durable Finish:** Lacquer-sealed surfaces for protection and easy care

**Specifications:**
– Overall Dimensions: 32″W x 20″D x 28″H
– Weight: 72.16 lbs
– Under-clearance: 7″
– Drawer Interior: 26″W x 16″D x 4.5″H
– Drawer Exterior: 26.02″W x 16.22″D x 4.76″H

Blending traditional craftsmanship with modern-day function, the St. Martin Open Nightstand offers a perfect balance of style, storage, and durability—ideal for today’s bedroom.

TRANSPARENT PRICING & QUALITY CONTROL

Own Factory

Ysh started as a small workshop in 2010. Today we own a 20,000㎡ factory and a 5,000㎡ experience showroom.For 13 years we have done one thing: buy our own panels, cut, edge‑band, assemble, and install – all in‑house.

No brand markup, no mall rent, no layers of distributors – same solid wood, 30–40% less.

You are always welcome to visit our factory and check:

  • Real Board inventory (ENF‑grade, the highest eco‑standard)
  • Real‑time production progress of your order
  • Edge banding quality – no bubbles, no glue lines
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Customization Process

Consultation & Booking

Schedule online or via phone; Designer discusses your space and needs.

Design & Planning

Receive 3D renderings within 72 hours; unlimited revisions allowed.

Contract & Production

Place your order once the design plan is confirmed; You can check the progress anytime.

Inspection & Delivery

Pre‑shipment proof: video + photo confirmation. Then fast, premium delivery.

Customer Testimonials

No staged photos – every case is a real customization we’ve built.

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    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

    How long does the customization process take?

    Customization timelines vary depending on the specific project; typically, the process takes between 20 and 35 days.

    Can I order just a single custom piece?

    One piece is fine. Even a single shoe cabinet or nightstand – we accept small orders.

    What materials do you use? Are they safe for children?

    We use only ENF‑grade panels (the highest eco‑standard). Our materials are formaldehyde‑free and safe for nurseries. Test reports are available on request.

    What if something is damaged during shipping?

    We take full responsibility. Any damage caused by transit will be repaired or replaced at no cost to you.

    What if I change my mind after production has started?

    Please confirm all details before we start cutting. If changes are absolutely necessary, we will discuss feasibility and additional costs. We always advise to take your time during the design phase.