Hooker Furniture - Boheme Adante Dresser

Boheme Adante Dresser

Hooker Furniture
Boheme Collection

Features

Eight drawers
Black drop-in jewelry tray in top left drawer
Drop-in felt liner in top right drawer
Bottom drawers are cedar-lined

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Type: Armoires / Dressers / Cabinets

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Inspired by the Belgian design aesthetic, Boheme expresses the elegance of simplicity and the essence of comfort. Lyrical and intentional, Boheme offers a subtle array of three antique gray-white finishes, speaking to Belgium s penchant for all things gray. A neutral palette of gray, blue, white and soft brown blends lyrically with an array of textures and shapes to create Boh me. The poetic beauty of each piece is unveiled in Boh me through texture, color, piece character and artistic shapes.

With organic beauty and a softly shaped silhouette, the Adante Dresser is finished in the sophisticated Antique Milk Paint, a light brown finish with nearly opaque antique milk paint overcoat offering a brush-painted effect. With eight drawers and a drop-in jewelry tray and felt liner, the bottom drawers are cedar-lined. It has authentic distressing which is more pronounced on the top than on the front and sides.

Features

Eight drawers
Black drop-in jewelry tray in top left drawer
Drop-in felt liner in top right drawer
Bottom drawers are cedar-lined
Backpanel has handholes
Faux key escutcheons on top drawers
Top left drawer opening: 29 1/4W x 13 3/4D x 6 1/2H
Top right drawer opening: 29 1/4W x 13 3/4D x 6 1/2H
Bottom six drawers opening: 29 1/4W x 13 3/4D x 6 1/2H

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