Sign In
New In
Chairs
Sofas
Footstools
Tables
Storage
Sleeping
Accessories
Home Furnishings
Lighting
Christmas
Clearance

Flexible Delivery
Plus 14-day, no-quibble returns

New In
Unveiling new designs daily

Get £50 credit
When you refer a friend

Flexible Delivery
Plus 14-day, no-quibble returns

New In
Unveiling new designs daily

Get £50 credit
When you refer a friend

Wray

Bedside Table, Acacia & Brass

£229
£229

Edition limited to 8 • Only 4 Left

Become an insider.
Become an insider.

Also in:

Interest free instalments available on all orders. Terms apply.

Design

Get the Gatsby look with the Wray bedside table. Dark hardwood contrasts with brilliant brass patterns for an undoubtedly Art Deco feel.

Details

Designs are made with natural materials and are handcrafted one at a time. There may be natural variations in colour and texture that are not product flaws, they make your design truly one-of-a-kind.

  • Dimensions: W: 40 cm D: 35 cm H: 50 cm
  • Drawers (inside): W: 31 cm D: 26 cm H: 11 cm
  • Weight: 13 kg
  • Materials: mango wood frame and drawers, engineered drawer bottoms and back, solid brass inlay, steel handle and legs
  • Finish: wood stained and sealed, metal finished in Brass
  • Number of drawers: two
  • Assembly: easy, just attach legs to base

Delivery
  • Delivery to your door, or opt for Click & Collect – select your preferred option at checkout
  • 14-day, no-quibble returns. We’ll collect your product from your home and refund the delivery fee and the product cost. A collection charge may apply.
  • There may be a surcharge for delivery outside of UK Mainland
Interest free instalments
  • Spread the cost with our partner Klarna
  • Pay in 3 instalments for orders between £35-£1,000. Interest free with no credit check. The first instalment will happen at the point of order
  • Klarna terms and conditions apply – find out more

An original piece for the contemporary home, progressive and beautifully designed. In the Swoon Studio, we create with urban landscapes as our point of inspiration. Cracks running through concrete on city streets, the architecture of an old railway station, the birds-eye view of paths in a green space. We see the extraordinary within the ordinary. We use it to fuel a new wave of design.