Offering timeless appeal, the Devi chest of drawers by Furniture of America features a stately silhouette with elegant molded detailing and bracket style feet. Ideal for any bedroom, this five-drawer chest has a solid wood and wood veneer construction for optimal durability, promoting easy wardrobe organization for years to come. A muted finish adds soft, subtle style to its transitional design. Equipped with five spacious storage drawers and topped with elegant antique style handles, this chest provides plenty of room for clothing, accessories, and undergarments. Place it together with a matching bed, nightstand, dresser, and mirror, sold separately, for a pulled-together bedroom aesthetic that's sure to impress.
Features:
- Includes 1 chest
- Available in three (3) color options: Black, Cherry, or White
- Transitional style
- Pre-Assembled
- Five (5) drawers on metal glides
- Antique-style handles
- Moulded trim details
- Elegant bracket-style feet
- Matching bed, nightstand, dresser, and mirror available, sold separately
- Solid wood legs and framework offer a smooth appearance and durable support
- Veneer surface crafted from engineered wood for consistent finishes and resistance to cracking
- Fully assembled design
Measurements:
- Overall: 48 inches high x 32 inches wide x 16 inches deep
- Drawer: 4.15 inches high x 23 inches wide x 11 inches deep
- Weight capacity: 60 pounds
- Weight: 107 pounds
Whether you are a deal seeker, trendsetter or just window shopping, Furniture of America® is there for your every need. You'll find that we offer every style, from rustic farmhouse and urban industrial to French antique, mid-century modern, and glamorous chic; we welcome you to explore our ample style possibilities to find the perfect pairing for your personality.
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Product Care:
- Wipe surfaces clean with a soft, dry cloth
- Do not use chemical cleansers, abrasive cleaners or furniture polish
This product will ship to you in one (1) box.
