Santa Barbara Sandstone 8 Drawer Dresser
SKU: 581337094
View Product CollectionThe Santa Barbara 8 Drawer Dresser from Bernhardt Furniture embodies California's relaxed yet refined aesthetic, blending clean lines with an intriguing mix of materials. The eight drawer fronts are wrapped in a cream toned performance fabric that mimics the look and feel of real leather, adding texture and sophistication. Vintage Nickel hexagonal pulls, designed to appear aged, enhance the dresser’s timeless appeal. The wire-brushed, cerused oak veneers, finished in a warm tan Sandstone hue, bring out the grain’s natural beauty while maintaining a polished yet casual feel, capturing the essence of casual "California" elegance.
FEATURES:
- Eight drawers with raised drawer fronts wrapped in "faux leather" looking performance fabric with double-needle stitching
- Tapered foot
- Center support leg
- Adjustable glides
- Anti-tip kit
- Finish: Sandstone
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The Santa Barbara 8 Drawer Dresser from Bernhardt Furniture embodies California's relaxed yet refined aesthetic, blending clean lines with an intriguing mix of materials. The eight drawer fronts are wrapped in a cream toned performance fabric that mimics the look and feel of real leather, adding texture and sophistication. Vintage Nickel hexagonal pulls, designed to appear aged, enhance the dresser’s timeless appeal. The wire-brushed, cerused oak veneers, finished in a warm tan Sandstone hue, bring out the grain’s natural beauty while maintaining a polished yet casual feel, capturing the essence of casual "California" elegance.
FEATURES:
- Eight drawers with raised drawer fronts wrapped in "faux leather" looking performance fabric with double-needle stitching
- Tapered foot
- Center support leg
- Adjustable glides
- Anti-tip kit
- Finish: Sandstone
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