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Illuminate your home in traditional style. A brass-tone finish on this candle holder brings a classic feel to the metal base. Its carved glass, in ...

More About This Product Product Details Weight & Dimensions Dimensions Full Dimension 12W x 6D x 17H Weight Weight 5.93lbs.

This chest of drawer's crisp cottage white gives traditional Louis Philippe profiling a delightful style awakening. The look is timeless. The feel?...

This dresser's crisp cottage white gives traditional Louis Philippe profiling a delightful style awakening. The look is timeless. The feel? Right a...

This nightstand's crisp cottage white gives traditional Louis Philippe profiling a delightful style awakening. The look is timeless. The feel? Righ...

Merging traditional elegance with modern comfort, this chest of drawers takes your bedroom retreat to the next level. Serpentine curves, ash swirl ...

Merging traditional elegance with modern comfort, this dresser takes your bedroom retreat to the next level. Serpentine curves, ash swirl veneer in...

Merging traditional elegance with modern comfort, this dresser with mirror takes your bedroom retreat to the next level. Serpentine curves, thick p...

Merging traditional elegance with contemporary comfort, this nightstand takes your bedroom retreat to the next level. Serpentine curves, ash swirl ...

This item does not stand alone. It is compatible with other items in this series, sold separately. More About This Product Upholstery Features Rig...

Add a touch of romance to your home with this dining server. The painted finish and shapely silhouette are all about easy elegance. This wide serve...

This chest of drawers is the epitome of traditional decor. Louis Philippe-style moulding dates back to the mid-19th century when furnishings were l...

This dresser is the epitome of traditional decor. Louis Philippe-style moulding dates back to the mid-19th century when furnishings were lavish yet...

This nightstand is the epitome of traditional decor. Louis Philippe-style moulding dates back to the mid-19th century when furnishings were lavish ...