Cottage Creek Furniture - St. Croix Chest

St. Croix Chest

Cottage Creek Furniture
St. Croix Collection

Quick Specs

Type: Chests
Width: 38"
Height: 51"
Depth: 19"

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by Cottage Creek Furniture

15xx-0150 Description Casual with an elegant flair, the St. Croix Bedroom Collection in white is fresh and inviting. This classic white bedroom set showcases a four-post, arched panel bed that is timeless. The standard case goods are included with the addition of two nightstand options and a media console. Unique features within the collection include removable seagrass baskets in the dresser, drawer nightstand and media console. Each piece is finished in an intensive multi-step process for a seamless white color. Details Multi-step hand finish. High-quality, ball-bearing, full-extension drawer glides. All drawers are built with English dovetail joints, corner blocking and deep sides front and back. Removeable seagrass baskets in dresser, drawer nightstand and media console. Large planked construction on dresser and media console door fronts, headboard & footboard and top of mirror. All backs recessed, fitted, and screwed.

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Meticulously hand-crafted, the St. Croix Chest offers classic style with maximum storage space. Two smaller top drawers coupled with four larger drawers below, provide ample storage space for clothing or linens.

Details

Multi-step hand finish.

High-quality, ball-bearing, full-extension drawer glides.

Highly functional drawers with deep sides front & back, English dovetail joints and corner blocking.

Back is recessed, fitted, and screwed.

Dimensions

38w x 19d x 51h

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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