Bernhardt pieces tell a story that defines a room! As a luxury heritage brand that has long been associated with iconic furniture design the company has celebrated the unique craft of furniture making for more than 135 years. Working with mixed materials is an integral part of their design story. From neo-traditional to modern minimalist, the Bernhardt aesthetic begins with a palette of raw materials. Textures contrast and complement each other to create a look that is rich and layered. They strive to create designs that are aspirational with a sense of place, constantly searching for inspiration in global culture, experiences, destinations and travel. It is this drive for inspiration that gives Bernhardt pieces a distinct presence and an international feel. Thoughtful details and an elevated aesthetic come together to create modern designs and livable luxury.
Enjoy the Sereno Travertine Nightstand in your home today! The X-shaped base on the Sereno nightstand offers a sophisticated aesthetic with two intersecting panels with an open organic shape. The base supports a stunning silver travertine drawer box that features an outlet on the back with a USB port.
Silver travertine drawer box with "X"-shaped oak wood base in Grigio finish
Drawer box opens with finger pull on bottom front and features soft close
Two-port A+C USB charging unit on back of case
Adjustable glides
Not suitable for use with TV
Measurements:
32 W" x 19.25 D" x 29 H"
Collection: Sereno
Weight: 103.4 lbs.
Color: Grigio
Material: Stone, Wood
Assembled: Y
Care Instructions: Remove dust with a soft, dry cloth. Clean any smudging with a soft, slightly dampened cloth followed immediately by drying with a soft, dry cloth. If applicable, follow the grain direction when cleaning this item. Do not let liquids stand on surface.
***We offer the entire Bernhardt Collection. If you can't find the item that you are looking for or would like to order an item in a different Bernhardt fabric please give us a call at 888.285.3211 and we will be happy to assist you.
