Hampton style with open display, this delightful distressed solid Mahogany wood glass door cabinet will brighten your day. Create an airy feeling of balance and serenity with the curved contemporary lines of this modern farmhouse cabinet. The glass doors are decorated with cloverleaf motifs that bring a sophisticated appeal while allowing a showcase for your dinnerware, colorful drink glasses, and heirloom collections. This transitional cupboard offers extra storage for a neat and tidy bedroom suite, ideal entryway credenza, dining buffet, living room TV stand or bathroom linen and toiletry organizer. Matching Shabby Chic Cottage Collection driftwood brown furniture is available to update your home in your own style.
- Sideboard with four doors with clover wood paneling, and two cabinet spaces
- Driftwood color stain
- 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, slight measurement and weight variances are possible. Your viewing device may display colors differently than in real life. The product you receive may vary slightly from the image portrayed
| Overall: |
87" W x 21" D x 36" H |
| Shelf (2): |
41" W x 17" D x 12" H |
| Shelf weight capacity: |
75 lbs. |
| Weight: |
120 lbs. |
| Material: |
Recycled plantation mahogany |
| Color: |
Driftwood |
| Distressing type: |
Natural |
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Type:
Servers / Buffets / Sideboards
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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