End table in a Nutmeg finish with rubberwood and split heart cathedral white oak veneers and a tile-top insert. Includes a storage drawer and sturdy block legs with tapered feet.
Cocktail table in a Nutmeg finish with rubberwood and split heart cathedral white oak veneers, featuring a unique tile-top insert. Includes casters and an open planked lower shelf for storage.
This Midland Falls rectangular leg table is crafted from Rubberwood solids with Split Heart White Oak veneers in a Rustic Brown finish. It features a removable 18 in. leaf on a wood guide and metal gear leaf track system.
This Midland Falls buffet is crafted from Rubberwood solids with Split Heart White Oak veneers in a Rustic Brown finish. It features four planked doors with seeded glass inserts and felt-lined hidden drawers for storage.
The Midland Falls spindle back side chair features Rubberwood solids in a Rustic Brown finish with a curved spindle back and saddle-shaped seat for comfort. It is equipped with nylon chair glides to protect your flooring.
The Midland Falls spindle back bench is crafted from Rubberwood solids in a Rustic Brown finish, featuring a softly shaped spindle back for gentle support. It includes square tapered legs with nylon chair glides to protect flooring.
Slim sofa table featuring a tempered glass top, metal tube frame, and fixed middle and bottom shelves (fancy-face veneer) for display and storage in a weathered oak finish.
End table with a tempered glass top on a metal tube frame and a Weathered Oak finish. Features a floating storage drawer with metal guides and a fixed lower shelf with fancy-face veneer.
Cocktail table with a tempered glass top, metal tube frame, and a Weathered Oak shelf with fancy-face veneer. Includes casters and an open lower shelf for storage and display.
Crafted from Rubberwood solids and Split Heart White Oak veneers with a Burnished Beige finish, this Avalon nightstand includes a built-in charging station. It features felt-lined and cedar-lined drawers, plus 2 AC, 1 USB-A, and 1 USB-C ports.
