Travertine Bedside Tables

Yes, absolutely. While raw travertine inherently features natural voids and pits, we use a specialized "filled and honed" process for all our interior tables. The natural holes are carefully filled with a color-matched compound, and the entire surface is honed to a beautifully smooth, matte finish. This ensures your bedside table provides a perfectly flat, stable, and hygienic surface for water carafes, delicate lamps, and jewelry, while retaining the earthy aesthetic of the natural stone.

Yes! We understand that bedrooms come in all shapes and sizes. Whether you have a low-profile platform bed that requires a very short bedside table, or a narrow space between your bed and the wall, Kozy Nest offers a comprehensive bespoke service. You can work with our design team to adjust the height, width, shape, and edge profile to perfectly suit your specific bedroom layout.

As a general rule of interior design, your bedside table should sit roughly level with the top of your mattress, or just slightly below it (within about 5cm). This makes it ergonomically comfortable to reach for your lamp, phone, or a glass of water while lying in bed. Before purchasing, we highly recommend measuring from the floor to the top of your mattress. If our standard sizes don't align with your bed frame, reach out to us about our bespoke customisation options!

Because they are crafted from solid natural stone, travertine bedside tables are significantly heavier than typical timber or veneer alternatives. Their substantial weight gives them a premium, monumental feel and ensures they won't easily tip or wobble when you reach for things in the dark. While they are heavy, their smaller footprint makes them manageable for two people to move. We recommend placing felt floor protectors underneath the base if you are positioning them on hardwood floors.

Travertine is a highly durable material, and our professional pre-delivery sealing provides an excellent protective barrier. However, natural stone is porous by nature. Oils from heavy hand creams, alcohol from perfumes, or acidic spills can potentially mark the stone if left sitting on the surface for extended periods. We recommend keeping a small decorative tray on your bedside table for cosmetics and perfumes, and wiping up any accidental spills immediately with a soft, dry cloth.