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The ORSA Dressing Table brings modern minimalism and natural texture together in one beautifully crafted piece. Made from solid acacia wood with a soft sand-washed finish, this one-drawer console is all about understated style and everyday function. The clean lines and light tone make it a perfect fit for Scandi-inspired spaces, whether in a hallway, living room, or home office.
Part of the wider ORSA Collection, it pairs effortlessly with matching bedside tables and chests of drawers for a coordinated, grounded look. Handcrafted in Vietnam, it’s a simple way to bring artisan charm into your space.
Dimensions: W110cm x D38cm x H81cm
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New to malletandplane.com, this collection is curated in partnership with makers who share our values of craftsmanship, sustainability, and design integrity. Each piece is developed hand-in-hand with skilled artisans—those who honour traditional techniques while creating furniture that feels both timeless and original.
The result? Thoughtful design, quality materials, and fair pricing—without compromise. Expect standout pieces that bring both style and substance to your space.
Items in this collection are typically delivered via courier within 3–5 business days.
We work with solid acacia wood for many of our handcrafted pieces, chosen for its beautiful grain, strength, and natural warmth. From bedside tables and consoles to sideboards and TV units, each item in this collection is built to celebrate the unique character of this richly toned hardwood.
With finishes like sand-washed acacia or deep chestnut, our designs feature clean lines, tactile surfaces, and thoughtful detailing—such as handle-less drawers, rattan panels, or metal accents. Whether your space leans Scandi, Japandi, or industrial, these pieces blend in effortlessly while adding something quietly special.
As always, our focus is on quality over quantity: small-batch production, lasting materials, and functional forms made to live with—not throw away.
