The real question is clearance, not colour

The decision to make before buying the NS017 is whether the floor space beside your bed can take a two-drawer, two-layer table without blocking a walkway, a wardrobe door, or your own reach while you are lying down. The catalogue lists this model as a double-drawer, two-layer bedside table in Tiger Wood color, and a white NS017 variant also appears in the catalogue. It does not publish a size. That missing size is the important limitation here: until you know the table's width, depth, height, and how far each drawer travels, any layout plan is a guess.

Treat the name carefully as well. Tiger Wood Color is a colour and finish name in the product title, not evidence that the table is solid wood or any particular material. Read the product page for the material and care instructions instead of inferring them from the model name.

Why the NS017 Double-Drawer Two-Layer Bedside Table in Tiger Wood Color needs a clearance plan

A two-drawer format adds a moving part to your room plan. Each drawer needs clear space in front of it when it is open, and you will probably open it from a seated or half-lying position beside the bed. A two-layer format adds a second surface and depth level, which changes where you put a lamp, a book, or a glass of water and how far you have to reach for lower items. The combination rewards a planned gap rather than a leftover one.

That does not mean this table needs more room than every alternative; it means the fit depends on figures the seller must provide. Compare the published depth and drawer extension against your measured gap rather than assuming a standard bedside table size will work.

The three measurements that decide placement

First, measure the gap between the side of the bed and the nearest wall or fixed furniture. Take the measurement at floor level at the head of the bed and again at the foot, because skirting boards, radiators, and bed frames rarely leave the same gap along the whole side. Second, measure from the floor to the top of your mattress and from the floor to the bed rail. Third, measure from the front edge of the intended table position to the next obstacle, such as a wardrobe door, a doorway, or a dresser.

Each number answers a different question. The side gap tells you whether the table fits at all. The height pair tells you how the upper layer lines up with the mattress and whether you will be lifting items up or reaching down. The front measurement tells you whether the drawers can open and whether you can stand at the table without stepping into a traffic path.

Drawer travel deserves its own measurement

A drawer that opens toward the bed can collide with the mattress, a duvet, or your legs. A drawer that opens toward a wall can leave the back half of the drawer out of reach. Because the NS017 has two drawers, the lower one may sit at the height of the bed rail, where the frame is most likely to interfere. Before ordering, confirm how far the drawers extend and which face they open toward.

If the seller does not publish drawer extension, ask. A practical fallback is to plan the table so the drawer fronts face open floor, but that only helps if the bed is not the only available space in front of them.

Doors, curtains and radiators: the conflicts that show up after delivery

Open every wardrobe and room door that shares the space and watch where the swing lands. Tape the arc on the floor if it crosses your intended table position. Check curtains too: a table pushed under a window can stop a curtain falling straight, and a radiator behind the table can be partly blocked or can trap small items between the table and the wall.

These are planning checks, not product claims. They matter because a table that fits the gap can still make the room work worse if it stops a door or a curtain from doing its job.

Test the footprint with tape before you order

Once you have the NS017's published width and depth, mark that rectangle on the floor with painter's tape. If the listing still has no dimensions, do not substitute another product's size and treat it as confirmed. You can use a comparable published size only as a rough placeholder for the tape test; the GYIIYUO nightstand set of two with fabric drawers in the catalogue lists 15.7 in length, 11.8 in width, and 23.6 in height, but that is a different product with a different construction.

Then add the drawer travel. Place a box in front of the taped rectangle and pull it forward by the extension figure you were given. Stack books or use a box to represent the published height. Walk past the setup, sit on the bed beside it, and open a wardrobe door. If the tape test is awkward, the real table will be awkward too.

One table or two

Measure both sides of the bed before deciding on a pair. Asymmetric rooms are common: a wardrobe on one side, a radiator on the other, or a doorway that only leaves a narrow strip. In those cases, one table on the clearer side is often the better trade-off than two tables that force the bed off-centre or block a door.

If both gaps are equal and the drawer travel has somewhere to go, a matching pair gives a calmer layout. The catalogue also lists a white NS017 variant, so if you want a mixed finish, confirm that the footprint and material details are the same as the Tiger Wood color version. If you prefer fabric drawers and open shelves, the nightstand set of two in the catalogue is a conditional alternative with its own published size.

What to confirm on the NS017 product page

Write down four things: overall width, depth, and height; the drawer extension or internal drawer depth; the direction the drawers open toward; and the material and care instructions. Add assembly requirements and included hardware if the table arrives flat-packed, and check whether the Tiger Wood color finish matches other pieces you already own, since screens and lighting change how a finish reads.

If any of those figures are missing, request them from the seller before ordering. A bedside table is small, but it sits in a tight zone where a few centimetres decide whether a drawer opens, a curtain falls, or a wardrobe door clears.

The decision

If your measured side gap is at least the table's published width plus the drawer clearance you have decided you need, and the front space accepts the drawer travel, the NS017 is a reasonable candidate. If the gap only fits the table body with no room for an open drawer, choose a narrower model, move the table to the other side of the bed, or accept that the drawers will be partly blocked. If the dimensions are not published at all, make the request before you order rather than after delivery.

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