The Kendal Dressing Table | Solid Bayur Wood

Solid Bayur wood, three drawers with antique drop-ring pulls, a gallery rail top, tapered legs and a cross-stretcher — the Kendal works as a dressing table, a writing desk or a console with equal elegance.

The Kendal Dressing Table is one of those genuinely versatile pieces — the long, narrow 120cm format with three drawers works beautifully as a dressing table in a bedroom, a writing desk in a study, or a console table in a hallway, and the piece reads correctly in all three contexts without compromise. The solid Bayur wood in its warm sandy tone brings the characteristic fine grain and natural warmth of the Kendal collection to a more slender, elegant silhouette. The raised gallery rail around the top edge is a detail straight from classic dressing table design — practical for keeping perfume bottles and accessories in place, and visually distinctive in a way that a plain flat top is not.

What sets it apart

The detail that makes it different

The cross-stretcher base is the structural detail that gives the Kendal its particular elegance — the two stretchers crossing diagonally between the four tapered legs create a visual X-shape at the base that adds architectural interest to the lower section of the piece and provides structural rigidity across the full 120cm width. The antique drop-ring pulls on each drawer are the hardware choice that ties the Kendal collection together — the same ring detail as the Kendal Chest, in the same dark antique finish, giving continuity and considered material language across both pieces. The tapered legs are slender and light, keeping the overall silhouette elegant rather than heavy.

Three ways to use it