Olden Wood Workshop
116 Old Hastings Road, K0K 3K0 Trent Hills, ON, Canada

In this album, we include night tables, dressing tables, parlour tables, coffee tables, display tables, and tea trolleys. Besides demonstrating "before and after" pics, here, we also include some examples of converted night tables. By that, we mean that we can convert a dressing table/vanity (if it can be separated) into a pair of matching night tables in order to complement a bed frame of the same era. Just as antique and vintage bed frames come no larger than double in size, night or bedside tables either didn't exist or didn't come in pairs until later in history when both men and women worked outside of the home (late 1960's towards the 1970's). Thus, we convert older bed frames into queen size and we convert vanities into night tables.

In this album, we include night tables, dressing tables, parlour tables, coffee tables, display tables, and tea trolleys. Besides demonstrating "before and after" pics, here, we also include some examples of converted night tables. By that, we mean that we can convert a dressing table/vanity (if it can be separated) into a pair of matching night tables in order to complement a bed frame of the same era. Just as antique and vintage bed frames come no larger than double in size, night or bedside tables either didn't exist or didn't come in pairs until later in history when both men and women worked outside of the home (late 1960's towards the 1970's). Thus, we convert older bed frames into queen size and we convert vanities into night tables.

In this album, we include night tables, dressing tables, parlour tables, coffee tables, display tables, and tea trolleys. Besides demonstrating "before and after" pics, here, we also include some examples of converted night tables. By that, we mean that we can convert a dressing table/vanity (if it can be separated) into a pair of matching night tables in order to complement a bed frame of the same era. Just as antique and vintage bed frames come no larger than double in size, night or bedside tables either didn't exist or didn't come in pairs until later in history when both men and women worked outside of the home (late 1960's towards the 1970's). Thus, we convert older bed frames into queen size and we convert vanities into night tables.