• Dimensions: 32″ W x 32″ D x 31″ H
• Tabletop Thickness: 3″
• Legs: 2.75″ W x 2.75″ D x 31″ H
• Weight: 73 pounds

Like a work of abstract art framed in white, the Little Berth Side Table highlights the inspiring color and feel of fishing boat wood from Southeast Asia. Choice and chance combine to produce eco-friendly furniture that deserves a place of honor in any home.

Our reclaimed wood furniture starts with the highest quality canvas: marine-grade teak grown in the sustainable forests of Indonesia. Fishing boat owners choose the paint colors that make their vessels stand out on the water. Once worn down by wind and weather, the wood is repurposed by hand, with color combinations selected by our artisans.

Little Berth Side Table comes fully assembled, and its quality is unmissable. Solid wood construction gives it weight and durability. Organic water-based sealant protects the boatwood, and zero-emission paint freshens up the white framing.

Classic design makes the Little Berth Side Table a very versatile piece. Place it in your grand entryway next to a tufted arm chair. Put one on your front porch between two Adirondack chairs. Mix things up in the bedroom by pairing the Little Berth with another EcoChic piece, such as the Second Wind, for an eclectic set of bedside tables.

For a few variations on this style, take a look at the Catch-22 Coffee Table in a rectangular configuration and the Rock-a-Bye Stool, a petite four-legged piece suitable for nesting.

EcoChic reclaimed wood furnishings are handcrafted from Southeast Asian fishing boats. The wood originally comes from teak plantations in Java, which are managed for sustainability by a state-owned forestry company. Because the wood is marine-grade, it is more durable and resistant to moisture and condensation, and it adapts to changes in weather and season.

The reclaimed wood used in EcoChic pieces is selected by hand from fishing boats that are no longer water-safe. We only use boards that are 100% straight and intact, with no warping or damage. The unique weathered paint is preserved and enhanced through careful cutting and sanding. To protect its color and texture, we finish every piece with a water-based organic semi-gloss sealant.

Some EcoChic furnishings are accented with fresh white paint — we use Benjamin Moore Natura, a 100% acrylic paint with zero VOCs (volatile organic compounds) and zero emissions. Some pieces also use reclaimed iron that comes from dismantled bridges.

Cleaning is simple — just wipe gently with soap and water. Do not use strong liquid cleaners.

EcoChic furnishings, made from highly durable marine-grade reclaimed wood, are naturally water-resistant and stand up well to heavy use. As a result, our pieces are perfect for outdoor spaces and for high-wear interior applications like tabletops and seating.

Each piece is treated with a water-based organic semi-gloss finish. Low in harmful VOCs (volatile organic compounds), this sealant is comparable to oil-based varnish for its high resistance to abrasion, water, and solvents. As the sealant cures, the molecules become cross-linked in a lattice-like pattern that is much more durable than the single-strand bonds formed by conventional water-based finishes. The semi-gloss sealant gives surfaces a very slight shine.

Every EcoChic piece is one-of-a-kind because our reclaimed fishing boat wood is a natural and unique material that can’t be duplicated. Our product images capture the essentials of each piece, but they can’t show all the possible variations in wood grain, color, texture, and overall appearance.

To create consistency between pieces, we combine the boatwood we find into color schemes. When you order a product from a particular color scheme, you can be confident that the product you receive will look similar in color, although not identical, to the one pictured. Two pieces from the same color scheme will coordinate nicely. And of course, you can mix and match between color schemes as well.

If a particular product is available in more than one color scheme, you can see the color options by clicking the CHANGE COLOR button. If you don’t see the button, then the color scheme pictured is the only one available.