Description
Sturdy construction with chunky tops and legs Available in sage green and stone grey painted finishes Natural oak-finished edging for a rustic look 3 doors with a spacious interior and hanging rail Flap hinge for smooth operation Two large drawers for additional storage Comes with interchangeable handles—antique black or polished silver Protected with a whitewash oil to enhance wood grain Delivery Info Elegant and Practical Design The Penzance Triple Wardrobe features a chunky oak-finished edging that adds a touch of rustic charm to your bedroom. The stone grey or sage green painted finish provides a versatile colour option that complements various interior styles, making it a stylish and practical addition to your space. Ample Storage Solutions This closet offers ample storage space with three doors revealing a spacious interior complete with a hanging rail for clothes. Below, two large drawers provide additional storage for essentials, ensuring your bedroom remains organized and clutter-free. Smooth and Safe Operation The doors feature a flap hinge, ensuring smooth and safe operation. This design element makes it easy to access your displayed items, adding convenience to the cabinet's stylish appearance. Customisable Handles The drawers and doors are not only practical for storage but also feature customisable handles. Choose between antique black or polished silver handles to match your room's aesthetic. This flexibility allows you to tailor the table to your personal style preferences. Both handles are included. Perfect for Various Interior Styles From rustic farmhouse to contemporary or traditional, the Penzance collection seamlessly blends into any interior with its transitional design. Combining nature-inspired painted finishes and natural wood, it's a versatile range that effortlessly adapts to any décor theme. Additional Dimensions: Drawers: (H) 17.5cm | (W) 65.2cm | (D) 46cm Storage: (H) 163.5cm | (W) 139cm | (D) 50.5cm Feet height: 8cm Please note: As this is a tall item and the top is not usually on show, the top panel has some exposed framework.
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