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Made by Green Gables in Bradford, Illinois
Nightstands are made in small batches in Green Gables’ workshop in the prairie farmland of central Illinois.
“Shorter in height and scaled to be bedside, this stand is built with the same casework, drawer construction, and finish as the dressers. Nothing about the build has been simplified.” — Jeffrey Lai, Creative Director
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single slab drawer fronts
Cut from a single board, the drawer fronts showcase uninterrupted grain.
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dovetailed White pine drawers
The drawers are made of solid, unfinished, Eastern White Pine in the New England cabinet tradition. The drawer bottom is veneered domestic plywood.
Dimensions
materials
Cherry or Black Walnut. Solid white pine drawer boxes with a plywood drawer bottom
care and assembly
comes fully assembled, drawers are removable with latches on each side. Apply linseed oil if the wood looks dry.
how it ships
UPS or FedEx Ground
Two-Drawer Nightstand
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American-Sourced Wood
The dresser pairs a solid Cherry or Walnut frame with White Pine drawer boxes.
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White Glove Shipping and Return
Nightstands ship via our white glove partner directly to your door for $95. In the event of a return, we cover the return label cost.
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Repairable Finish
Minor scratches or stains can usually be fixed with a light sanding and a fresh coat of linseed oil.
How Wood Changes with Time
Because we finish with pure raw linseed oil, the wood remains open to light, air, and use. Cherry naturally deepens from a pale golden tone to a warm red-brown, while walnut gradually lightens and softens into a warmer medium brown. The change is part of the material, and part of what makes each piece feel more settled over time.
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FRESH CHERRY
Cherry begins pale and golden, with a clean, quiet grain. In the first months of use, light and air bring out its natural warmth and depth.
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MATURE CHERRY
With time, cherry settles into a deeper red-brown tone. The grain becomes warmer and richer, giving the wood a more settled, lived-in character.
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FRESH WALNUT
Fresh walnut begins dark and expressive, with cool brown tones and visible movement in the grain. At first, its color can feel more dramatic and varied.
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MATURE WALNUT
With age, walnut gradually lightens toward a medium brown. The contrast softens, the undertones grow warmer, and the grain feels more settled over time.
Things to Know
At Roseland, we're proud to do things differently, from the way we source materials to the way we finish them. There are some important things we'd like you to know.
Wood tones change over time
Cherry will get substantially richer and darker over time depending on the UV exposure. Depending on UV exposure, it can take up to a year to reach the deep red that is so desirable. Walnut actually gets slightly lighter over time though it is less noticeable.
Linseed oil means a breathable, naturally coarser finish
Many furniture companies seal their wood with an additive layer that closes the grain and can be sanded to a near mirror finish - the lacquer or polyurethane is being sanded rather than the wood itself. With a breathable oil finish, the wood’s grain is exposed, which is naturally coarser than sanded polyurethane or lacquers.
3% of Profits to Bring back the American Chestnut
At Roseland, we're passionate tree buffs and are committed to helping bring back the iconic American chestnut to its native range. We will donate 3% of all unit-level profits at the end of 2026 to the American Chestnut Foundation and other similar efforts.
Consistent form. Varied scale.
