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Wood Castle Reflections Nightstand
For a stylish bedroom aesthetic, choose the Reflections Nightstand. Expertly handcrafted in Oregon, USA with wood from one of the most sustainable forests in the world, this nightstand features a small drawer and lower shelf designed to help with organization while keeping your bedroom essentials close at hand.
Made in the USA, this piece was crafted with a low carbon footprint, and is designed to last a lifetime. The solid domestic hardwood used was sustainably sourced from the lush forests of Oregon, and for each tree that was harvested three more were planted to replenish the forest and maintain the balance of the local ecosystem.
Made in the USA, this piece was crafted with a low carbon footprint, and is designed to last a lifetime. The solid domestic hardwood used was sustainably sourced from the lush forests of Oregon, and for each tree that was harvested three more were planted to replenish the forest and maintain the balance of the local ecosystem.
$237.65
Original: $679.00
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For a stylish bedroom aesthetic, choose the Reflections Nightstand. Expertly handcrafted in Oregon, USA with wood from one of the most sustainable forests in the world, this nightstand features a small drawer and lower shelf designed to help with organization while keeping your bedroom essentials close at hand.
Made in the USA, this piece was crafted with a low carbon footprint, and is designed to last a lifetime. The solid domestic hardwood used was sustainably sourced from the lush forests of Oregon, and for each tree that was harvested three more were planted to replenish the forest and maintain the balance of the local ecosystem.
Made in the USA, this piece was crafted with a low carbon footprint, and is designed to last a lifetime. The solid domestic hardwood used was sustainably sourced from the lush forests of Oregon, and for each tree that was harvested three more were planted to replenish the forest and maintain the balance of the local ecosystem.
