Shale Wardrobe in Hickory - Angle 1
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Shale Collection

Shale Wardrobe

$ 89,040 $ 111,300
20% off
Details
  • Ash (smoke), Hickory, or Walnut veneers over constructed solid wood
  • Wardrobe interior features three adjustable shelves, and garment-hanging bar
  • Full grain leather door and drawer pulls
  • Wood side, bottom, and back panels
  • Drawers and doors have self-closing hardware for smooth and silent closure
  • Unfinished wood back
  • Ships fully assembled
  • This product is heavy. Grab a buddy or two when moving
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Dimensions
Overall
44"w 22"d 70"h
112cm w 56cm d 178cm h
A dimensional drawing of the Shale Wardrobe
A dimensional drawing of the Shale Wardrobe
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

Pairs well with:

Over-Under Bed in Queen - Angle 1
Color: Walnut
Over-Under Bed
$ 54,056-$ 61,648
$ 67,570-$ 77,060
Bub Table Lamp $ 11,472 $ 14,340

No skeletons here. Layers of clean details. Warm wood and full grain leather pulls add storage panache and practicality to any bedroom or entryway. Cabinet interior features three adjustable shelves and a garment-hanging bar. Drawers have self-closing hardware for smooth and silent closure.

Wooden wardrobe with two doors and four drawers on a white background

Shale Wardrobe

$ 89,040 $ 111,300
20% off
$ 89,040 $ 111,300
20% off

Pairs well with:

Over-Under Bed in Queen - Angle 1
Color: Walnut
Over-Under Bed
$ 54,056-$ 61,648
$ 67,570-$ 77,060
Bub Table Lamp $ 11,472 $ 14,340

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Design Process
A person in a blue work jacket is using orange and yellow clamps to hold a vertical wood panel in place against a curved metal frame in a workshop setting.
Good design takes time, patience and often, a heap of prototypes (and people) to get it right.
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An open sketchbook with blue line drawings of chairs on graph paper, placed on a wooden work surface surrounded by design sketches and a cutting mat. A hand holding a blue pencil is visible at the bottom right.
Ideas continue to morph into unexpected designs that are better than any one person could create.
A modern lounge chair constructed from layered, curved cardboard panels in a natural tan color, mounted on a white and light wood four-star base, photographed against a clean white background.
A man in a dark work uniform leans over a metal frame, applying a clear adhesive patch with a white and blue applicator to a beige fabric surface on the frame. The setting appears to be a workshop or studio with tools and equipment in the background.
Before you see anything from us, we’ve already seen it a hundred times. We’ve sketched it, discussed it (endlessly) and built prototypes to test its scale, proportion, feel—every inch of it.
Design Process