Close Nightstand

by Rodolfo Dordoni

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The Close nightstand starts from a simple decision about how a nightstand actually gets used: not just as a surface, but as storage that has to work from either side of a bed. Its single compartment opens with a removable tray reachable from both directions, so whoever is nearer does not have to reach across. A slender cross-shaped base keeps the piece visually light despite the storage it carries, and a floor-resting version is offered as well.

The nightstand is built in two finish combinations that swap which material leads. One version pairs a structure in open pore Moka lacquered oak with a glossy Clay lacquered top and a matching matt Clay interior tray; the other reverses it, with a matt Clay lacquered structure and an oak top and tray finished in open pore Moka lacquer. The interior compartment is built in 13 mm MDF with a divider, and the tray itself is formed by a folding process. The base is metal, painted in a satin Bronze finish, with a square tubular upright and a flatter tubular cross section underfoot, set on protective non-scratch rubber slides. Because the satin finish is applied by hand, the exact tone of the base can vary slightly from one nightstand to the next.

In a bedroom, the two-sided tray suits a primary suite where a nightstand sits between two sleepers, though it works just as well as a single guest room table. Designers should think about which surface, wood or lacquer, they want as the dominant material in the room.

For full specifications, materials, and configuration options, visit the Minotti official website.