Lane Furniture
Lane Pueblo Brutalist Oak Nightstands – Set of 2
c. 1970s
- Size
- 22"H x 28"W x 16"D
- Material
- Oak, Wood
- Shipping
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$1,995.00
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Make a bold statement with this stunning pair of Mid-Century Modern Lane Pueblo Brutalist Oak Nightstands, circa 1970s. Expertly refinished to showcase their beautiful oak grain and warm natural tones, these exceptional pieces feature the iconic sculptural, geometric door fronts that define Lane’s highly collectible Pueblo collection.Read moreRead less
Make a bold statement with this stunning pair of Mid-Century Modern Lane Pueblo Brutalist Oak Nightstands, circa 1970s. Expertly refinished to showcase their beautiful oak grain and warm natural tones, these exceptional pieces feature the iconic sculptural, geometric door fronts that define Lane’s highly collectible Pueblo collection. The intricate three-dimensional carvings create striking texture and architectural appeal, making these nightstands true conversation pieces. Each cabinet features two doors that open to reveal spacious interior storage with a shelf, perfect for keeping bedside essentials neatly organized. Their substantial construction, distinctive Brutalist styling, and timeless craftsmanship make them an outstanding addition to any Mid-Century Modern bedroom. A fantastic opportunity to own a matching pair of vintage Lane furniture!
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Condition Notes:
Refinished.
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