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John Richard Marcello Three-Drawer Nightstand

John Richard Marcello Three-Drawer Nightstand

Regular price $3,059.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $3,059.00 USD
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✦ Custom-made by a High-end Manufacturer in China.
✦ Production Time: 4–6 Weeks.

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Custom-made by a High-end Manufacturer in China.
Production Time: 4–6 Weeks
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Dimensions:36W 20D 30.5H
  • The Marcello Three-Drawer Nightstand features walnut veneer in a Mid-Century Walnut finish, accentuating the rich tone and natural grain of the wood.
  • The central drawers, fitted with textural polished stainless steel handles in White Brass, extend slightly beyond the sides to create subtle dimension and depth across the facade.
  • The piece is fitted with adjustable glides for effortless placement.
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Julia Wallace

Within my primary bedroom, I notice this bedside table most during the ordinary parts of the day, which is probably the best compliment I can give it. It made a surprisingly big difference to the way the bedroom reads as a whole. I would make the same decision for my primary bedroom again.

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Christine Chapman

Within the primary bedroom, the best part is that this piece looks intentional in this room without asking for all the attention.

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Brittany Nichols

In our primary bedroom, it is surprisingly hard to find furniture that feels distinct without feeling loud, and the nightstand gets that balance right. I was aiming for a space that felt finished without looking formal, and the overall setup now feels much more coherent.