Ravenna — Curved-Leg Acacia Bedside Table

The maker describes a flat-front drawer but publishes no count anywhere, and we are not going to arrive at a number by counting fronts in a photograph. What we can tell you is that the drawer front is flat and unhandled, which is what keeps the piece looking light. We are getting the count confirmed.

61 cm, which is about 24 inches - taller than a standard bedside and level with or just above most mattress tops, so the surface stays reachable from lying down.

One thing worth flagging: the maker also carries a stray reference to a 53 cm version of this table, but only the 61 cm one is actually sold. If you were shown a shorter figure elsewhere, this is the one you can buy.

They curve outward rather than dropping straight, and they flow into the body instead of being fixed under it - so the cabinet reads as lifted rather than standing on posts. On a piece this small that is most of the design.

Yes - the maker states solid acacia, and acacia is one of the species we are willing to name because they state it outright. The natural finish leaves the grain visible rather than covering it, which on a curved leg is where you see the timber working.

Dust with a soft dry cloth and wipe weekly with a barely damp one, drying afterwards. A bedside takes water glasses and lamps, so use a coaster and wipe spills straight away. Keep it out of direct sun. The maker specifies indoor use only.