This striking pair of mid-century Minimalist teak and mahogany wood nightstands features a single drawer and cubby hole, with a sleek profile designed by Edward Wormley for the Dunbar furniture company. Featuring rich wood finishes and clean lines, they provide stylish storage with a central slim drawer. Ideal for complementing any modern bedroom decor, these nightstands are a timeless addition that showcases superb craftsmanship.
Edward Wormley was an influential American furniture designer known for his work during the mid-20th century. Born in 1907, he gained prominence for his modernist designs, particularly while working with Dunbar Furniture, where he served as the chief designer. Wormley's style blended traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics, often featuring clean lines, rich materials, and a focus on functionality. His work is celebrated for its elegance and timeless appeal, making him a key figure in American design history.
Dimensions: 25" Height, 16" Width, 13" Depth
United States, 1950
