Cherry Oak Queen Bedroom Set 5Pcs Carved Wood 12140Q Dresden Acme Classic
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Cherry Oak Queen Bedroom Set 5Pcs Carved Wood 12140Q Dresden Acme Classic
The Offer Includes: Queen Bed, Night Stand, Dresser, Mirror, Chest ONLY
This Cherry Oak Finish bed gives sophisticated and stylish addition to your bedroom. This Dresden Traditional Arch Bed by Acme Furniture is crafted with the finest solid woods with veneers in cherry oak finish. The bed is designed with a high headboard that will accommodate overstuffed and decorative pillows. A gorgeously detailed bed has ball and claw feet. This beautiful Dresden Bedroom Collection will add magnificence to your bedroom. Among all decor elements produce a collection of timeless taste and appearance that will make any master bedroom feel refined and comforting.The case goods feature solid hardwood with multiple drawers for storage with coordinating carvings. The drawers feature dovetail construction and are decorated with antique brass hardware. This beautiful Dresden Bedroom Collection will add magnificence to your bedroom!
Features:
- Dresden Collection By Acme
- Traditional style
- Old world classic design
- Cherry oak finish
- Finest solid woods and veneers
- Sturdy and durable construction
- Carved wood elements
- Decorative crown on the headboard
- Ball and claw feet
- Dovetail construction
- Antique brass hardware
- Box spring required
Dimensions:
- Queen Size Bed: 91"W x 72"D x 72"H 256 lbs
- Nightstand: 32"W x 20"D x 31"H 82 lbs
- Dresser: 66"W x 20"D x 38"H 187 lbs
- Mirror: 46"W x 4"D x 46"H 55 lbs
- Chest: 55H x 20W x 43D 172 lbs
- King Bed: 92"W x 88"D x 76"H 302lbs OPTIONAL
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