Nightstands

The nightstand is one of the most repeated decisions in a bedroom — seen first thing in the morning, last thing at night. At Lulu and Georgia, the nightstand collection spans classic two-drawer styles, open-shelf and cane designs, sculptural single-drawer forms, and mixed-material options in solid wood, marble, rattan, lacquer, and metal. Paired or mismatched, the same finish as the bed or deliberately contrasting — the right nightstand completes the bedroom without calling too much attention to itself.

What nightstand styles does Lulu and Georgia carry?

The collection includes traditional nightstands with drawers, open-shelf bedside tables, sculptural and single-drawer designs, cane and rattan styles, marble-topped pieces, and floating or wall-mounted alternatives. Materials span solid hardwood, veneer, cane, marble, lacquered finishes, iron, and mixed combinations. Many styles coordinate with bed frames and dressers in the bedroom furniture collection. Heights range from compact to standard.

What is the ideal nightstand height for a bed?

A nightstand should sit within a few inches of your mattress height — ideally level with or just slightly above the top of the mattress. Most mattresses (with a box spring or platform) sit between 25 and 30 inches from the floor. Standard nightstands run 24–28 inches tall. For lower platform beds, look for nightstands in the 22–24 inch range. Measure from floor to top of mattress before ordering.

Can I use two different nightstands on either side of the bed?

Absolutely — mismatched nightstands have become one of the more considered bedroom styling moves. The key is a shared visual element that creates cohesion: same height, same material tone, or the same style family even if the pieces are different. Mismatching works best when the two pieces are intentionally different rather than accidentally so — a deliberate editorial choice rather than a practical compromise.

Also explore: Beds, Dressers, Bedroom Furniture, Bedroom Rugs, Bedding.