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Barewood's bedroom collection is real wood furniture for Tampa Bay homes: beds, dressers and chests, nightstands, and storage and bunk beds from Archbold, Whittier, IFD, Whitewood and Amish Essentials, in maple, alder, parawood, mango and pine, with styles from Shaker and coastal cottage to rustic and modern. Pieces come unfinished, in the maker's finishes, or with custom finishing, and most start between about $400 and $2,600. Clearwater, FL, since 1985.
Carriage chests sit taller than they are wide, which is exactly what you want when the wall is short and the pile of sweaters is not. The Lancaster...
View full detailsA panel bed is the quietest thing you can put in a bedroom — no posts, no canopy, nothing competing with the window or the art above it. The Lancas...
View full detailsAmish built knotty pine cabinet. Includes one clothes rod and 2 full extension drawers. Available unfinished or with local finishing. 34"w x 72"h ...
View full detailsIf the frame you own is perfectly good and the wall above it is doing nothing, this is the fix. The Summit Headboard carries the same raised panels...
View full detailsThirty inches wide and nearly fifty tall — this is the chest for the narrow stretch of wall beside a closet or a doorway, where width is the thing ...
View full detailsTwenty inches wide is a small footprint for a nightstand that still gives you both a drawer and a cabinet. The louvered door carries the same shutt...
View full detailsEight drawers handle the folded things; the door handles everything that does not fold. It is a useful split — shelves behind a beadboard door for ...
View full detailsSome people want a door beside the bed; some want drawers all the way down. This one is for the second group — three of them, stacked, for the read...
View full detailsSixty-eight inches across is a genuinely wide dresser — the kind two people can share without a negotiation, with room on top for a mirror and stil...
View full detailsTwo drawers, forged-look corner accents, and — the part you will actually use every night — a pair of USB ports built into the back. No wall adapte...
View full detailsThree drawers instead of one changes what a nightstand can do — charging cables in the top, reading glasses and hand cream in the middle, and the b...
View full detailsThe dresser is the piece the rest of the room gets arranged around — nearly five feet of surface for a lamp and a mirror, six drawers underneath it...
View full detailsWhen floor space is the thing you do not have, storage has to go up. The Brooklyn Five Drawer Chest stands just under four and a half feet tall on ...
View full detailsThe lamp, the book you are halfway through, the glass of water you forgot about — a nightstand earns its keep by holding the small things within ar...
View full detailsNot every room has wall space for a full dresser. The Brooklyn Three Drawer Chest is the piece that fits in the gap beside a closet or under a wind...
View full detailsEveryone charges a phone beside the bed and nobody wants to look at the cord. This nightstand hides the whole business under a flip-top lid — lift ...
View full detailsNine drawers, and the bottom two are deeper than the rest — which is the difference between a dresser that holds sweaters and one that does not. Th...
View full detailsThree drawers beside the bed means the cables, the reading glasses and the things nobody needs to see all get their own home. The Lancaster Three D...
View full detailsTwo small drawers at the top for watches, cufflinks and the things that get lost in a big drawer; five deep ones below for everything else. At just...
View full detailsSix drawers stacked into a thirty-inch width is a lot of storage for very little floor. The Lancaster Six Drawer Carriage Chest runs tall and narro...
View full detailsFour and a half feet of drawers on a thirty-inch footprint is the answer to a bedroom with one free wall. The Lancaster Five Drawer Chest runs on b...
View full detailsA drawer for the things you want hidden and an open shelf for the book you are actually reading — that division of labour is what makes the Lancast...
View full detailsThree drawers and thirty-two inches tall is the piece that fits where a dresser will not — beside a closet, under a window, or in the corner of a r...
View full detailsThe same case as the five-drawer chest, worked differently on the inside. The bottom drawer is considered a blanket drawer — deep enough for quilts...
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