I am moving into a newly-remodeled unfurnished MCM home and am in need of a bedroom set. I've become enamoured with these cantilevered nightstands, which are built from laquered solid walnut. Made by Kimball (yes, same company that made the pianos, including the one I learned to play on). Nice full-extension drawers, which like the outer surfaces are laquered. Would these look good in a circa-1950 modernest house? The left side gets a mirror image of the same nightstand: Also like the little table that's part of the set - not sure what it's intended to be used for, it's simple but it's nice: These aren't cheap, so if you've seen anything similar out there that's closer to the Ikea pricing I'm used to, pls let me know! This post was edited by lee676 on Fri, Aug 15, 14 at 16:55

Twin bed with a desk and/or bookshelves and bulletin board Or several bulletin boards) and full-length mirror on back of door. Good lighting AND (if possible) a small chair. BASIC REASONS FOR EACH SUGGESTION: Twin bed to allow for more room (perhaps a blow-up Aero bed for guest?) Desk and/or bookshelves to develop a love of crafts, art projects, books and reading on real paper! (not just the computer!) Bulletin boards allow fast and easy changes of personal photos and "stuff" A full-length mirror on back of door for checking the full "look" (and to free up time in the family bathroom LOL!) Good lighting by the bed and around the whole room. A small cozy chair is wonderful to have a space that is so private (like a hug from your home!) Always loved having my own desk with my own books in my own room! (wish I had one now! sigh) Used the desk for MY art projects! LOVED having MY own books ..... Jan

Do you have a Pier 1 store near you? I'd order the smaller one (if it's not in the store) and then see how it looks next to your bed. Easy peasy return to the store. Also, maybe check Ikea? Not just nightstands, but also chest/storage/etc. Again, there is an Ikea store nearby for easy returns for me.

Posting photos would help, but nightstands don’t need to match each other or the bed, most people intentionally don’t buy sets anymore. Maybe repurpose the one matching nightstand you have and buy a pair of nightstands that complements your set, they could be wood or mirror, brass, wrought iron. All depends on the rest of the room.