Stapleton Three Drawer Small Chest, White
Stapleton is a timeless and versatile design that provides a perfect complement to your bedroom. Handcrafted in Indonesia from Mahogany Solids and Veneers, the beautiful white finish works with a variety of décor options. Sturdy construction means your furniture will be durable and last for years. The 3 Drawer Chest is an adaptable piece, usable in a smaller bedroom or elsewhere in your home as a special accent. The top drawer is felt lined to protect your personal items. The scalloped motif on the drawer fronts is distinctive and the brass hardware helps set it apart. The piece ships fully assembled.
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Stapleton Three Drawer Small Chest, White
Stapleton is a timeless and versatile design that provides a perfect complement to your bedroom. Handcrafted in Indonesia from Mahogany Solids and Veneers, the beautiful white finish works with a variety of décor options. Sturdy construction means your furniture will be durable and last for years. The 3 Drawer Chest is an adaptable piece, usable in a smaller bedroom or elsewhere in your home as a special accent. The top drawer is felt lined to protect your personal items. The scalloped motif on the drawer fronts is distinctive and the brass hardware helps set it apart. The piece ships fully assembled.
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Stapleton is a timeless and versatile design that provides a perfect complement to your bedroom. Handcrafted in Indonesia from Mahogany Solids and Veneers, the beautiful white finish works with a variety of décor options. Sturdy construction means your furniture will be durable and last for years. The 3 Drawer Chest is an adaptable piece, usable in a smaller bedroom or elsewhere in your home as a special accent. The top drawer is felt lined to protect your personal items. The scalloped motif on the drawer fronts is distinctive and the brass hardware helps set it apart. The piece ships fully assembled.
