Remove objects that do not need to stay beside the bed

The reference uses Kendall Jenner's restrained nightstand to contrast with the clutter that can accumulate on a bedside surface. Dirty mugs, paperwork, and empty packaging compete with the objects actually needed at night. Editing those items makes the table's purpose clearer. Rather than filling the newly available space, consider which essentials belong within easy reach and which can be put away in drawers.

Relate the table to the room's larger details

The dark nightstand in the featured beige bedroom connects with other dark elements, including the curtain rod and wooden ceiling beams. A lamp and simple flowers provide a considered tabletop grouping while letting the furniture remain visible. This demonstrates how a small bedside arrangement can respond to the whole room. The design lesson is visual order and useful storage; a particular celebrity's furniture is not a guarantee of improved sleep.