Chicago 8 Box in Walnut - Angle 1

Chicago 8 Box in Walnut - Angle 2

Chicago 8 Box in Walnut - Angle 3

Chicago 8 Box in Walnut - Angle 4

Chicago Collection

Chicago 8 Box

$2,076 ~~$2,595~~

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Details

Powder-coated steel uprights
Adjustable feet for leveling
Cherry: Cherry veneer
Maple: Maple veneer
Walnut: Walnut veneer
BIFMA rated
Assembly required

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Dimensions

Overall

94"w 12"d 75"h

239cm w 30cm d 191cm h

Shelf Clearance

15"h

37cm h

A dimensional drawing of the Chicago 8 Box

A dimensional drawing of the Chicago 8 Box

Assembly + Care

Clean with a slightly damp, soft cloth.
To remove dirt and fingerprints, use a quality cleaner formulated for wood furniture.
Wipe completely dry with a soft cloth
in the direction of the wood grain.

Assembly + Care

Shipping + Returns

This item ships via freight. The final delivery options are determined in checkout.

Pairs well with:

Start a better collection. Sometimes, good design is about what’s not there. The Chicago series takes advantage of negative space, creating smart, elegant storage. Eight floating boxes with powder-coated tubular steel legs.

Wooden bookshelf with metal frames on a white background

Chicago 8 Box

$2,076 ~~$2,595~~

20% off

$2,076 ~~$2,595~~

20% off

Pairs well with:

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