side table dilemma
Z Cee
5 years ago
What kind of side tables would you match with this headboard please? As it’s so intricate, I am struggling
Thanks so much
Thanks so much
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julie herbert
5 years agoHi Z Cee,
What a fabulous headboard, I would go something unique, look at shops that import furniture from Indonesia or Morocco , how lucky you are to have such a beautiful piece.
KK1000
5 years agoSince the headboard is the star off the room I would go for black bedside tables, they don’t have to be classic style, you can use chest of drawers, small console tables or even small black buffets and a round mirror above each bedside table with gold or brass frame . Couple table lamps or wall lamps would finish the room.
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juliahocking
5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoI agree that the headboard is the star of the room
Consider see-through perspex or mirrored side tables
Lamps could follow the Indian theme with metal-finish bases and silk, pagoda-shaped shades
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5 years agoHi Z Cee
A lovely headboard choice!! As mentioned in comments above, the headboard is the star of the show in this room but the choice of bedsides need to compliment it. I would look for something that echos the headboard with some texture, or patina but nothing too dark or heavy. Something in antique brass would look great and give a lift against the timber. Sidetables and stools make good options for bedsides if you dont need the storage. A couple of ideas below. Best wishes
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