Mission Style Nightstand

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A nightstand is an essential bedroom item, but a mission style nightstand will turn it from a dull to an interesting piece. Traditionally designed with one drawer and a western look, mission nightstands are incredibly versatile. Whether you need something narrow for a small bedroom or a pick with extra storage, the mission style accommodates most needs and preferences. We’ve picked out some of the very best mission style nightstands below so you can find your perfect match.

Barrs Mill Mission Nightstand

Three-drawer mission style nightstand crafted out of oak wood in rich warm finish. Other details include vintage-inspired hardware, pullout drawer, ball bearing glides and French dovetail drawer construction.

Mission 3 Drawer Nightstand -

Mission Craftsman Oak 2 Drawer Nightstand

Mission 1 Drawer Nightstand -

3 Drawer Craftsman Nightstand

Classy mission nightstand made out of dark oak wood with a polished finish, which gives it a slightly red, moody look. This open nightstand comes with two handy shelves underneath, three shelves for storage and a keyboard tray.

Mission End table at L.L.Bean for any family room area in basement and apartment. Wooden construction fits to any style and colors. Deep drawer and shelf are excellent for your items.

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Arch door night stand, Arts and Crafts style by Dryad Studios (Fine Handmade Arts & Crafts Furniture Since 1985),

33% OFF Amish Furniture: Bridgeport Mission Nightstand: Hickory

Transitional Pedestal Stand with Storage

Caledonia Studios - Dragonfly Dreams nightstand

CG Sparks Mission Nightstand 252

Arts & Crafts 9130 Mission Three Drawer Nightstand

Versatile Bedside End Table with Drawer

Cherry Mission Nightstand with Drawers

Prairie Mission 1 Drawer Nightstand $430

Ridged Mission Night Stand

Mission-Style Wooden Side Table with Drawer

Classic Oak Nightstand with Drawer and Open Storage

Mission Style 1-Drawer End Table Nightstand

Rustic One-Drawer Nightstand with Cubby

Flared Leg Mission Style Night Stand

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Chloe Hughes Interior Design Expert

Chloe is a vintage and antique decor expert, writer, and DIY educator who helps readers translate their love of character-rich pieces into livable, modern homes. With an extensive background in antique shopping, period décor, and hands-on upcycling, she shows people how to blend storied finds with everyday comfort. Her guidance focuses on creating warm, personal interiors where historic details and real life work seamlessly together.

Should your nightstands match your dresser?

While it can be great to match your nightstands to your dresser, this is not necessary, and your bedroom can look beautiful when these furniture pieces simply complement one another instead.

Mission nightstands are a common choice for bedside tables because they are built to last. However, choosing to match your mission nightstand to your dresser would also mean purchasing a mission dresser, and for most people, this is not a desirable bedroom look.

Instead, coordinate the design of your bedroom so that various elements throughout the room accent one another and tie the space together. For example, you can have a mission nightstand and a matte white dresser, but bridge that divide by adding a white, brown, and beige floor rug to the room.

How to organize a mission nightstand?

You can organize mission nightstands in various ways based on your needs. Part of your organizing strategy will depend on how many drawers the nightstand has.

For single-drawer nightstands, try only to keep essentials inside and place other items in a nearby dresser or closet. A glasses case, book, lotion, and other personal items will fit nicely in the drawer. Avoid keeping anything other than a lamp and alarm clock on top of the nightstand, as you could knock things to the floor accidentally in the dark. Glasses of water and reading glasses are not advisable for storing bedside.

Mission nightstands with a cabinet or multiple drawers may hold books, a notepad, and even your everyday jewelry and watches. If you want to keep several small objects in a drawer, consider using a drawer organizer insert as well.