Riverside - Grand Haven - Seven Drawer Dresser - Feathered White/rich Charcoal Finish

Grand Haven - Seven Drawer Dresser - Feathered White/rich Charcoal Finish

Riverside
GRAND HAVEN Collection

Features

Constructed of hardwood solid and hardwood veneer with an Ash veneer top
Top has decorative hand-chiseled groove lines, and face frame has square pegs inserted into round holes
All drawers have dovetail joinery and ball bearing extension guides
Bottom drawers have a Cedar veneer bottom, all others are felt-lined

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Grand Haven is a charming cottage mix of painted and gently weathered surfaces, a collection evocative of family furnishings gently loved and worn from one generation to the next. Crafted from hardwood solids and paint-grade veneers, Grand Haven brings the collected, aged-to-perfection feel home, with a variety of pieces that marry a vintage vibe with an ability to adapt easily to individual expression and lifestyle. Hallmarks include a Feathered White finish paired with planked and chiseled charcoal tops, subtle rope and beading motifs, and bracket supports reminiscent of gingerbread on a picturesque wrap-around porch.

Features

Constructed of hardwood solid and hardwood veneer with an Ash veneer top
Top has decorative hand-chiseled groove lines, and face frame has square pegs inserted into round holes
All drawers have dovetail joinery and ball bearing extension guides
Bottom drawers have a Cedar veneer bottom, all others are felt-lined
Dust panel under bottom drawers
Tip restraining hardware

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