Oeuf NYC Modern Library Bedside Table
Oeuf NYC

Oeuf NYC Modern Library Bedside Table

ColoursWalnut

£229.00

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£229.00

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Description The Oeuf NYC Modern Library Bedside Table provides a classy companion to your night time routine. The space on top is perfect for placing a book, while the sleek door reveals a cubby perfect for any larger belongings you might want within arms reach. A rich walnut colouring combines with white for a gentle style, contributing to a peaceful wind down at the end of the day. Designed with sleek, smooth lines and crafted with quality, eco-friendly wood. Spec Dimensions: Height 40cm x Width 48.25cm x Depth 35.5cm Material: Baltic birch plywood and eco-MDF. All finishes are non-toxic, water-based and free of VOC health hazards Care Guide: To clean, use a mild cleaner and a soft, damp cloth, avoid abrasive cleaners or sponges to maintain the finish

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