If you are aiming for a rustic look to your bedroom, try the
Warrensburg Dresser with an innovative white cedar 3 drawer dresser.
The rhythm of these lines will be relaxing and perfect for a "get away from it all"
bedroom environment. The entire dresser is handcrafted from White Cedar grown in the
Northeastern United States. The Warrensburg Dresser will be a welcome addition to any
home.
Cedar is used because it is durable and resistant to decay even under harsh weather
conditions. And every bed is splinter free because of the hand finished beveled edges
that accent the natural finish and beauty of the cedar. The Warrensburg Dresser is shipped
in its natural color of pale tan or light gold - it is unfinished - which will
age to a silver gray patina over the period of a year in most climates. These
traditional bedroom pieces will allow you to enjoy a peaceful, old-fashioned
bedroom setting. It will bring a warmth and coziness to your sleep time because it is
American Made quality furniture, you will be proud to exhibit this set in any bedroom
of your house or in your cabin.
Each individual part is handcrafted to fit securely just as with any well made
furniture. Partial assembly is required but with the illustrated instructions, it only
takes approximately 15-20 minutes to put one together.
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Date Last Updated: Last Updated: 11/16/2007 05:18 PM - ID:326