A.R.T. Furniture - Summer Creek Light Keeper's Mirror

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Summer Creek Light Keeper's Mirror

A.R.T. Furniture
Summer Creek Collection

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- Furniture Piece: Mirrors ,
- Finish(es): Shutter Blue
- Material(s): Flakey Cathedral Oak Veneer, Parawood Solids
- Mirror features beveled edges, Constructed of expertly mitred cove molding, The oak frame is in a light distressed blue painted finish with rich tones of wood visible thru worn surfaces

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Type: Vanity Tables / Mirrors

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by A.R.T. Furniture

Summer Creek is a casual traditional style inspired by the Bungalows, Cottages, and River houses of America. It is a relaxed collection meticulously curated with the focus on warm patina, character in details and relaxed enough to make you feel at ease with its rich character. It's been a time-honored style because it touches the most elemental of heartstrings, the pleasure of a relaxed sanctuary.

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The charmingly simple frame of the Smith's Bayou Mirror is constructed of expertly mitred cove molding with a gentle arch that echoes the shape of the Shoals Sleigh Bed

Features

- Furniture Piece: Mirrors ,
- Finish(es): Shutter Blue
- Material(s): Flakey Cathedral Oak Veneer, Parawood Solids
- Mirror features beveled edges, Constructed of expertly mitred cove molding, The oak frame is in a light distressed blue painted finish with rich tones of wood visible thru worn surfaces

Dimensions in Inches	w-46.5 x d-3 x h-38.5
Dimensions in Centimeters	w-118.11 x d-7.62 x h-97.79
Weight	45.32 lbs

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Type: Vanity Tables / Mirrors

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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