Gallery - Cottage Sliding Barn Door Chest - White & Raftwood

Cottage Sliding Barn Door Chest - White & Raftwood

Sunset Trading
Shabby Chic Collection

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Type: Chests

by Sunset Trading

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Unique barn style furniture offers the rustic warmth of a modern farmhouse in your home. This tall cabinet showcases a barn door that glides to cover the 3 drawers and expose a spacious cabinet with one shelf. Crafted from solid mahogany wood, contrasting cast iron hardware and dark wood top make it ideal to pair with a round distressed metal wall mirror to give your dining or family room a contemporary industrial vibe.

Two tone adds beautiful breadth and detailed depth to this hand rubbed distressed white cabinet
Accent cabinet with three drawers, open shelf and one door
Constructed from solid Mahogany
Same finish back, inside drawers and cabinets
Strong butt joint drawer joinery
Sturdy metal drawer glides
Drawer stops for safety
One fixed shelf in cabinet
Anti-tip kit included for safety and stability
Arrives at your home fully assembled

CARE: Dust with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using chemical and abrasive cleaners as they may damage the finish

DISCLAIMER: Wood has intrinsic distinctions in color and grain pattern and may accept the finishing process differently. These minor imperfections and variation in color enhance the unique beauty of this handcrafted furniture. Studio photography lighting and slight measurement variances are possible. Your viewing device may display colors differently than in real life. Decorative items in photo not included

Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.

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