Driftwood Wardrobe with Adjustable Shelves and Jewelry Tray in Buckboard Finish
Driftwood Wardrobe with Adjustable Shelves and Jewelry Tray in Buckboard Finish
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- Two full-length wood doors with soft-close hinges and magnetic catches
- Removable clothing rod for hanging garments
- Two adjustable wood shelves for flexible storage
- One fixed wood shelf for stable organization
- One tray drawer with drop-in jewelry tray
- Hidden lift-lid storage compartment in bottom with touch latch
- Buckboard finish evoking sun-faded oak
- Constructed from solid wood and select wood veneers
- English or French dovetail drawer construction
- Multi-step 16-step finish process for depth and durability
- Overall dimensions: 52 inches width x 24 inches depth x 86 inches height
- Part of the Hooker Furniture Driftwood Collection
In the home — Designed to live quietly within a room.
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Among the other furniture in my living area, I had a hard time deciding what the room was missing, and this table turned out to be the answer. I would make the same decision for my living area again.
From the first glance across the open living space, I was aiming for understated, and this piece landed in the right place visually.
In our day-to-day setup, I kept the rest of the space simple, and this piece gives the space just enough presence. Our open living space feels better as a whole, which matters more to me than any single detail.
Looking at the sitting room now, we use the room all the time, and this piece has fit into that routine without making the space feel precious.
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Among the other furniture in my living area, I had a hard time deciding what the room was missing, and this table turned out to be the answer. I would make the same decision for my living area again.
From the first glance across the open living space, I was aiming for understated, and this piece landed in the right place visually.
In our day-to-day setup, I kept the rest of the space simple, and this piece gives the space just enough presence. Our open living space feels better as a whole, which matters more to me than any single detail.
Looking at the sitting room now, we use the room all the time, and this piece has fit into that routine without making the space feel precious.