Rustic Wooden Nightstand, also known as a bedside cabinet or commode with mixed drawers and cupboard
Storage (Bedroom nightstand / small bedside cabinet) · Rustic / Spanish Colonial Revival / Farmhouse (Likely late 20th century reproduction or artisan-crafted piece) · Unmarked artisan or specialty import furniture maker (frequently associated with rustic southwestern, Mexican colonial, or global artisan import lines)
Type
Storage (Bedroom nightstand / small bedside cabinet)
Style Period
Rustic / Spanish Colonial Revival / Farmhouse (Likely late 20th century reproduction or artisan-crafted piece)
Material
Solid hardwood construction, likely pine or mango wood, featuring brass or bronze hardware components
Age Estimate
Circa late 20th to early 21st century (estimated 20 to 40 years old), styled to evoke an older Spanish colonial or rustic European antique
Dimensions
Estimated height 28 inches, width 32 inches, depth 18 inches, which is slightly wider and more substantial than a standard single-drawer nightstand, offering enhanced bedside storage
Origin
Likely manufactured in Mexico, India, or a specialized regional artisan workshop producing rustic revival furniture
Designer/Maker
Unmarked artisan or specialty import furniture maker (frequently associated with rustic southwestern, Mexican colonial, or global artisan import lines)
Value Estimate
Retail secondary market value estimated between $150 and $350 USD, depending on local demand and exact wood species
Description
This charming rustic bedside cabinet blends utility with global artisan character. Featuring an asymmetrical layout with a single top-left drawer, a lower cabinet door, and a vertical stack of four smaller drawers on the right, it provides versatile storage options. The rich wood tones are complemented by heavily detailed incised floral scrolls and geometric star patterns on the panels. Oversized metal hinges and rustic pulls reinforce its antique-inspired aesthetic, making it a warm, grounding addition to a bedroom setting.
Key Features
Asymmetrical drawer and cabinet door configuration, prominent exterior metal strap hinges, incised linear scrollwork, and a central diamond-and-star carved motif on the cupboard door
Color & Finish
Medium-to-dark warm honey brown wood stain with a matte wax or light lacquer finish, showing deliberate antiquing, simulated distress marks, and subtle surface patina
Construction Method
Handcrafted and artisan-made construction using traditional woodworking methods combined with rustic distressing techniques to mimic antique furniture
Joinery & Craftsmanship
Traditional frame-and-panel construction for the cabinet door, with visible dovetail or dowel joinery implied in the drawer boxes; solid craftsmanship focusing on rustic charm over ultra-refined precision
Wood Grain & Species
Straight to slightly irregular natural grain pattern characteristic of utility hardwoods like pine, alder, or mango, enhanced by incised linear and floral pyrographed or carved decorative motifs
Surface Treatment
Hand-applied stain and wax finish with incised line carvings and geometric diamond-and-star motifs etched onto the cabinet door and drawer fronts
Upholstery Details
None applicable as this is an all-wood storage piece
Hardware & Fittings
Distinctive cast brass or bronze hardware including decorative bail or drop pulls mounted on rectangular backplates, visible external strap hinges on the left-facing cabinet door, and keyhole escutcheons above the pulls
Origin & Provenance
Likely manufactured in Mexico, India, or a specialized regional artisan workshop producing rustic revival furniture
Condition Notes
Very Good overall condition. The piece exhibits intentional distressing as part of its design, with minor surface scuffs and wear consistent with normal use and age, maintaining strong structural integrity
Interesting Facts
Furniture featuring exterior strap hinges and heavy metal hardware draws heavily on medieval and Spanish colonial designs, where hinges had to be surface-mounted because internal mortise hinges lacked the strength for heavy doors
Cultural Significance
Reflects the enduring popularity of rustic, Spanish Colonial, and global farmhouse interior design aesthetics that value handmade textures, imperfections, and warmth over sleek industrial perfection
Similar Pieces
Mexican colonial pine furniture, Spanish Revival cabinets, and rustic Indian storage chests; distinguished by the specific hardware style and hand-carved linear patterns
Care & Maintenance
Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth. Periodically apply a quality beeswax or furniture polish to nourish the wood and maintain the matte finish. Avoid placement near direct heat sources or prolonged direct sunlight
Value Estimate
Retail secondary market value estimated between $150 and $350 USD, depending on local demand and exact wood species
Sustainability Notes
Built from solid wood with high durability and repairability, ensuring a long lifecycle that reduces the need for frequent replacement typical of flat-pack particleboard furniture