öölauale

Öölauale is an Estonian term that translates to "nightstand" or "bedside table." It is a piece of furniture commonly found in bedrooms, placed next to a bed. Its primary function is to hold items that a person might need or want to access during the night or upon waking.

These items can include a lamp for reading, an alarm clock, a mobile phone, a book, a glass of water, or personal medications. The design of öölauale can vary greatly, from simple, minimalist units to more elaborate pieces with drawers or shelves for additional storage. Materials used in their construction range from wood and metal to glass and plastic. The size and shape of an öölauale are typically chosen to complement the bed and the overall bedroom decor. In some instances, the term can also refer to a small table used in other contexts where quick access to certain items is desired.