Ana sent in a good question: I really, really want to find the Drew Bedside Table that was sold through Pottery Barn, but can't find it anywhere. Please let me know where I can get it.(Note: Include a pic of your problem and your question gets posted first.
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Good Questions: Sources for the Drew Table?
This is a one popular table! We already posted a similar question back in August - check that one out to see what the readers had to say.
Any ideas for Ana on tracking down a Drew?
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why not take the photo to a carpenter and have them make you one?
view animalhouze's profile
If you're handy, you can probably put that together in about half an hour.
view aladywhoknows's profile
why not take the photo to a carpenter and have them make you one?
-Because that would be crazy expensive.
view protogarrett's profile
I have run into this problem before. The thing to keep in mind when shopping at places like CB2, Pottery Barn, West Elm, and ZGallerie is that they have a very rapid product cycle relative to the rest of the furniture industry. It is much closer to an apparel business model for a company like The Gap or Express. A piece may be available for as little as a few months or as many as a couple of years, but rarely longer than that unless it is a massive hit. Think of these products the way you would a limited edition run. If you see a product you think will work for you at one of these stores, you are wise to make a decision sooner rather than later. Keep the receipt and return it if it doesn't work, but hesitate at your peril. It could simply vanish from stores without notice (or clearance sale).
view RichardinLA's profile
I agree with aladywhoknows, that would be pretty simple to make. I may have to build one myself!
view Ashabo's profile
This has a similar idea, with three shelves and a curved front. It also comes in white, but the maple was a better picture.
http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=112878-77268-863400&lpage=none
view enlovei7's profile
Here's a elongated one from West Elm:
http://tinyurl.com/ys6nkc
view ceallaighq's profile
I don't think it would be too expensive to have one made. It's a very basic design.
view idiotdogbrain's profile
Rather than take the photo to a carpenter, how about trying a generic handy-man type craftsman and just have them cut the pieces for you. It looks to me like it consists of 11 pieces. Putting it together would then require some wood screws, wood putty (to fill in the counter-sunk screw holes) and perhaps some wood glue and then you can paint it whatever color floats your boat!
view Monica's profile
Try the Reader Night Stand at Amazon or Brookstone.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000VE8ZK2/sr=1-66/qid=1227330408/ref=sr_searchpop_17_pop?ie=UTF8&qid=1227330408&sr=1-66
Or Unfinished Furniture Showcase Short Bookend (Product ID: JG797). It's currently out of stock, but both of these could replace the Drew Table.
http://unfinishedfurnitureshowcase.com/item.asp?pid=JG797&prodName=Short%20Bookend&theType=unfinished%20furniture
Thanks to a poster in another Drew Table thread here on apt therapy.
view culator's profile