Bedroom
Wooden bedside tables
Pieces in oak, walnut and pine, made by family-run European workshops — repairable construction, natural oil finishes and delivery across Spain, France and the rest of the EU.
What you'll find here
Wooden bedside tables in oak, walnut and pine, each piece made in a small European workshop rather than on a production line. Solid timber throughout — no veneer, no chipboard — finished with natural oils that keep the grain visible and let you sand out small marks at home instead of replacing the piece.
Materials, shapes and finishes
The timbers we work with most here are oak, walnut and pine. From one model to the next you can expect genuinely useful storage, repairable construction, proper workshop craftsmanship and natural oil finishes.
Not sure about the size or the timber?
Measure your space first, then let the room decide the format and the timber. If you're torn between two sizes, or you need a piece adapted to an awkward corner, write to us at info@veskor.store — most of our workshops build to custom dimensions, and we'll tell you honestly what each option costs and how long it takes. You can also see the timbers and finishes in person at our Madrid showroom, by appointment.
Complete the room
Wooden beds
In oak, walnut, pine and beech — made to order by European workshops, natural finishes.
Solid wood chests of drawers
In oak, walnut, pine and beech — made to order by European workshops, natural finishes.
Wooden side tables
In oak, walnut and beech — made to order by European workshops, natural finishes.
Caring for solid wood furniture
A practical guide to timbers, sizes and care.
Frequently asked questions
What should I check before I buy?
Start with the real dimensions in your room, the lead timber — here that's oak — the type of finish, and how easily it can be repaired: an oiled surface can be sanded back and revived at home.
How long does delivery take?
Stocked pieces arrive within 7 to 14 days across Spain, France and the rest of the EU. Made-to-order pieces take 4 to 8 weeks, because they only go into the workshop once you order.
What warranty do these pieces carry?
Five years on the timber and structure against manufacturing defects. And because every piece is solid wood, normal wear can usually be sanded and re-oiled away rather than becoming a claim.