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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...

Beachy style and lots of storage go hand in hand with this chest. Its driftwood and surfer-inspired smoky finish creates a rustic look that's perfe...

Beachy style and lots of storage go hand in hand with this dresser. Its driftwood and surfer-inspired smoky finish creates a rustic look that's per...

Clean and simply beautiful, this nightstand sets the standard for understated elegance. Though designed to look like a two-drawer piece, a single d...

Clean and simply beautiful, this chest of drawers is understated elegance done to perfection. Whether you’re looking to exude an air of cottage-chi...

With its clean, crisp and fresh finish, this dresser is understated elegance done to perfection. Whether you’re looking to exude an air of cottage ...

This chest's weathered driftwood finish evokes such an ethereal vibe—exactly what you need for your serene master suite. Clean lines and simple yet...

This dresser's weathered driftwood finish evokes such an ethereal vibe—exactly what you need for your serene master suite. Clean lines and simple y...

When merged in just the right way, rustic and industrial styles can make one happy marriage. Case in point: this bedroom chest. A refined take on b...

When merged in just the right way, rustic and industrial styles can make one happy marriage. Case in point: this bedroom dresser. A refined take on...

When merged in just the right way, rustic and industrial styles can make one happy marriage. Case in point: this narrow bedroom chest. A refined ta...

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