WHY YOU’LL WANT TO OWN IT: Miami Beach’s boutique hotels of the 1930s and 1940s made an art of pastel colors, glowing neon, and curves inspired by ocean liners. Inside, guest-room furnishings carry that same glamorous spirit, captured here in a bedroom table with curves of its own. Crafted from hardwood with a rich walnut finish, it pairs a single drawer for bedtime essentials with an open shelf for a favorite book or whatever you like to keep within reach.
A Timeless Classic: Its clean lines, rounded silhouette, and warm walnut finish feel at home among both traditional furnishings and modern pieces. Equally useful beside a bed, alongside a sofa, or tucked into a reading corner, it brings a hint of Miami Beach chic wherever it lands.
Specifications: 21.3-inches (Height) x 17.7-inches (Width) x 13.8 in (Length); 21 lbs. (Weight); Easy assembly
The Miami Beach “Art Deco” Hotel Bedroom Table.
South Beach, 1940. You’ve come down for a week. By Thursday, you’re asking about monthly rates. Blame the ocean air. The cocktails. The little hotel with the curved façade and the neon sign that turns your room a flattering shade of pink after dark.
Beside the bed stands a table with the same easy curves as the building. A book rests in the open shelf. Your watch goes in the drawer. The room key stays on top. You may need it later.
The “Art Deco” Hotel Bedroom Table captures that particular state of mind. Crafted from hardwood with a warm walnut finish, it combines a single drawer with an open shelf for whatever accompanies your evening ritual. Its rounded silhouette settles comfortably among antiques, modern furnishings, or that wonderfully unplanned collection you call your living room.
