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Kent Coffey Forum Collection in Walnut
Dresser with Mirror and Chest of Drawers
The 'Forum' range adhered to the mid century modernist principles
of simplicity and sleek lines while making small allowances for the curve.
Generous proportions, high quality construction and beautiful materials
have created an enduring legacy of American mid century design.
Generous storage options here with spacious drawers,
completed by a sculpted base and tapered, splayed legs.
Kent Coffey designs were classic American
mid-century pieces for the aspiring modern family.
Stunning mid-century style from Kent Coffey's
Spacious drawers in a wonderful walnut finish with
unique metal drawer trim and tapered hardwood legs.
Striking bedroom dresser perfect for any home!
The Kent-Coffey Manufacturing Company was started in 1907
by Harold Coffey in Lenoir, North Carolina.
Along with his friends, neighbors and competitors
James Broyhill and John Bernhardt, he was one of the
early leaders in establishing the North Carolina furniture industry in the early 1900s.
Dresser with Mirror and Chest of Drawers
The 'Forum' range adhered to the mid century modernist principles
of simplicity and sleek lines while making small allowances for the curve.
Generous proportions, high quality construction and beautiful materials
have created an enduring legacy of American mid century design.
Generous storage options here with spacious drawers,
completed by a sculpted base and tapered, splayed legs.
Kent Coffey designs were classic American
mid-century pieces for the aspiring modern family.
Stunning mid-century style from Kent Coffey's
Spacious drawers in a wonderful walnut finish with
unique metal drawer trim and tapered hardwood legs.
Striking bedroom dresser perfect for any home!
The Kent-Coffey Manufacturing Company was started in 1907
by Harold Coffey in Lenoir, North Carolina.
Along with his friends, neighbors and competitors
James Broyhill and John Bernhardt, he was one of the
early leaders in establishing the North Carolina furniture industry in the early 1900s.
