Kocot Kids
Kocot Kids Babydreams Nightstand with Drawer - Children's Nightstand
Kocot Kids Babydreams Nightstand with Drawer - Children's Nightstand
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The Kocot Kids Babydreams bedside table is a practical and stylish addition to any nursery, children's room, or toddler's room. Thanks to its compact size, convenient drawer, and open storage compartment, books, cuddly toys, toys, or a night light are always within reach.
The bedside table perfectly matches the other furniture from the Kocot Kids Babydreams collection and is available in multiple colors.
Practical storage space next to the child's bed
The bedside table features an open compartment for items your child frequently uses and a spacious drawer for smaller accessories you want to neatly store out of sight.
The drawer is equipped with sturdy ball-bearing slides, allowing it to open and close smoothly.
Durable and child-friendly
The furniture is made of sturdy 18 mm laminated particle board and finished with rounded corners for extra safety in the children's room.
Thanks to its sturdy construction, the bedside table is suitable for daily use and easy to clean with a soft cloth.
Product features
Brand: Kocot Kids
Series: Babydreams
Material: 18 mm laminated particle board
Storage: 1 open compartment and 1 drawer
Drawer slides: ball bearings
Rounded, child-friendly edges
Available in multiple colors
Supplied as a flat-pack with clear assembly instructions
Made in Poland
Why choose the Kocot Kids Babydreams bedside table?
Compact size for next to any child's bed
Open compartment and spacious drawer
Smooth-running ball-bearing slides
Sturdy and durable materials
Child-friendly finish
Suitable for books, toys, and a night light
Perfectly combinable with other furniture from the Babydreams collection
Made in Poland
With the Kocot Kids Babydreams bedside table with drawer, you create a practical and stylish storage space where all your child's important items remain neatly within reach.
