The custom artwork is from LUMAS and the bedside tables are Chelsea Textile. The apartments also contain Bosch washers and dryers.

Like the built-in bed, nightstands, headboard, and other custom furniture, the staircase leading to the open-air viewing platform was made by Versfeld. The Lektor desk lamps are by Rubn.

He built the walnut bed and nightstands in the master bedroom with the help of Hannah’s two brothers. One of his clients at his hair salon gave him the American flag; the bedside lights are Tolomeo classic wall lamps by Artemide. The bed linens are from Inhabit. A sliding barn door rolls sideways to reveal the bathroom.

Selje nightstand by Ikea, $30 Cheap and cheerful, this bright blue side table has a notch cut into the drawer for out-of-sight phone charging.

Oak Low nightstand by Terrain, $495 Low-slung platform beds require an under-the-radar bedside table. This solid oak version sports almost three square feet of surface area, plus a discreet drawer.

“I used a wood box as a nightstand for a long time. I would stack books in there, but they were hard to get at, so I started designing with that issue in mind,” Heywood explained of the LBR series. The LBR-1 Book Stool, pictured here, is available in walnut or ash.

The Luxe Carafe Set includes one glass carafe and a coordinating drinking glass, meant to rest atop the carafe when not in use. The set is designed for use on a bedside table, but it can also elevate a master bathroom. Crafted from hand-blown glass, the Luxe Carafe Set is defined by its subtle curves.

Grove nightstand in walnut by Room & Board, $599 Forget veneer: the Grove is crafted in Pennsylvania from from solid wood. We like that the midcentury lines don’t veer into slavish interpretation.

With its simple profile, the Cup Lamp is an unexpected multitasker. In addition to its primary function as a dimmable LED lamp, the aptly named lamp includes a storage cup at the base of the lamp. Designed to hold pens and pencils or other small knickknacks, the Cup Lamp is ideal for a desk or bedside table.

Aside from the master bedroom, there are three additional bedrooms in the house. Gurney and his team used glass throughout to carry light into the home. A Copenhagen nightstand supports a Brazo table lamp in this third-floor guest room.

Bowie designed the nightstand, which acts as a prime perch for a vintage lamp her parents purchased in the Netherlands. The wall paint throughout the unit is Eider White by Sherwin-Williams.

The bedroom offers just enough space for a bed and nightstand.

A built-in nightstand in the bedroom.

Interior designer Laura Britt followed WELL Building Standards to source the home’s non-toxic furnishings and finishes, which include living room chairs and a sofa from Thayer Coggin that use flame retardant– and formaldehyde-free cushions.

In the third-floor bedroom, horizontal wood-framed casement windows by Pella open out to tree-filled views of Lake Austin and Westlake Hills. Comfortably austere, the only furniture here is the bed, two nightstands, and a marble table for books and candles. Erik designed the bed, nightstands, and marble table; the paintings are by Jair.

Nguyen produced two 3D-printed designs: a Nightstand and and Amplifier, the latter of which was inspired by the "natural acoustics of conch shells." As its name suggests, its curvature amplifies the smartphone's speaker to fill a room with sound. Both designs seen here are made with woodFill 3D printing filament, a material that has the look and texture of wood thanks to its recycled wood fibers.

To get your own Nightstand or Amplifier—or a 3D printed Fairphone case—just visit 3D Hubs to browse 3D print files and connect with a local 3D printing service. Unfortunately the Fairphone is currently only available in Europe, though it may be expanding to other countries later this year.

For a wider selection of 3D printed items, and to see what 3D printers are near you, just check out 3D Hub's main website. There you can find thousands of items to print—from toys to electronics to lighting fixtures—and select from a wide range of printing materials.

Plywood headboard and floating nightstand. Ap Cobogó by Alan Chu. © Djan Chu. upinteriors.com/go...

Deputy Editor Aaron Britt.

The primary bedroom is located upstairs and opens to a small deck that overlooks the backyard. Britt incorporated rugs made with natural fibers and vegetable-based dyes.

A mixed-media nightstand by Paul Kopkau has a surrealist look about it.

Interior designer Laura Britt and architect Stephen Andrews took notes from WELL Building Standards—and their physician client—to craft a nurturing family residence that also protects against harsh weather.

Defile Nightstand by Jesse, $1,030

Hudson nightstand and Rayas table lamp

The nightstand is vintage, and the lamp is part of the 96 Molecules collection by Aqua Creations.

"The seamless connection between the interior living spaces and the covered patio blurs the divide between indoors and outdoors," says Britt. The pine deck includes an area for al fresco dining around a concrete table by West Elm with metal chairs by Four Hands.

A reading nook near the kitchen offers a quiet space to take in verdant garden views. Architect Stephen Andrews constructed the accent wall using salvaged shiplap from the 1930s, while Britt crafted a custom cushion that contains minimal fire retardants, which are carcinogenic.

A cozy schoolhouse room, with plenty of books on the matching nightstands.

A funky, angled shelf sits under the window by the bed, creating a nightstand.

Thomas creates a thoughtful vignette on the guest room nightstand.

A custom channel-tufted headboard is offset by floating nightstands and a painterly wallpaper by Porter Teleo.

This upholstered headboard takes the form of a cheery rainbow with built-in nightstands and lighting.

Low-VOC finishes on the walnut cabinets help improve the home’s indoor air quality. "Our suggestion is always to use water-based rather than oil-based or petroleum finishes," Britt says. Quartz countertops and a ceramic-tile backsplash continue the focus on natural materials.

A nightstand and dresser are painted in Benjamin Moore’s Swiss Coffee and topped with stained maple.

The Hunter bed and nightstands from Rove Concepts are positioned below the Leyland Sconce by Worley’s Lighting.