The generously scaled Chambers Bed, constructed of Parawood solids and cathedral elm veneers, has a curved pediment, deep molding, a carved heraldic shield cartouche, and carved corbels and acanthus leaf motifs. The broad footboard opens to reveal a cedar-lined storage chest. The bed is available in Queen, King and California King sizes.
- Dimensions In Inches: w-75.25 x d-96.42 x h-82.01
- Dimensions In Centimeters: w- 191.14 x d- 244.91 x h-208.31
- Weight: lbs.
- Furniture Piece: Beds
- Collection: Vintage Salvage
- Arch. Salvage is a 36-piece collection containing designs for the Bedroom, Dining, and Living categories. Each item is thoughtfully crafted after months spent meticulously researching architectural details from old European structures. The concept was born to address the trend of old elements being repurposed by artisan craftsman into new buildings and furniture. The assortment exudes authenticity. Moldings and posts were derived by doorframes and mantles. Cornice and capital motifs take inspiration directly from decades old structures. Even the hardware is a Nd to vintage touchpoints. The excitement of Architectural Salvage lies Nt only in its broad range of details, but also in its unique blend of highly functional statement pieces. We feel that it's the perfect way to address what's become a major trend in today's decorating landscape.
| Dimensions: |
w-75.20 x d-100.75 x h-82.00 |
| Weight: |
430.25 |
| Cubes: |
58.60 |
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Type:
Beds / Headboards / Footboards / Canopy Frames / Rails
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Width:
75.25"
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Height:
82.01"
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Depth:
96.42"
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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