Bramley House
Eltham Reeded 3-Drawer Chest — In Russet
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- $1,519.00
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Reeding is fluting's quiet inverse: instead of cutting grooves into a surface, it stands slim ribs proud of it, so the light runs down every ridge instead of pooling in a channel. It was a particular favourite of the 1930s, when Art Deco sent reeded verticals up everything from cocktail cabinets to cinema fronts. The line takes its name from Eltham Palace in south London, where the Courtaulds built a celebrated Art Deco house beside a medieval great hall in the 1930s.
Here that detail wraps three deep drawers and a body with no hard corners, curved at both ends and rounded over along the top, so the light travels across the ribbing instead of stopping at an edge. Handcrafted from solid hardwood in a warm russet, on brass-capped legs, a slim brass pull across each front.
The Deco instinct carries through the whole piece: the stance, the taper, the glint of brass at the feet. Set it along a bedroom wall for folded clothes, or in a hall where the ribbed front catches the light every time you pass it.
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