Norwood Media Chest

Description

Everything has a place in the Norwood Media Chest. It features a hand-rubbed chutney finish and bronze pull handles that accentuate its appeal. Apart from good looks, the unit features two spacious, English-dovetailed drawers, wire outlets, a pull-out laptop desk and two open shelves that are ideal for keeping your media and electronics. Its solid hardwood frame is polished with plantation-grown mindi veneers for excellent strength. Tapered legs and firm base molding lend it incredible stability.

About aspenhome
Over the past 30+ years, aspenhome™ has transformed from a small, family owned entertainment business in Phoenix to a full-line furniture company specializing in thoughtful, innovative products designed for the way people work, play, and relax at home. Aspenhome™ has received a number of recognitions including: 6 Pinnacle Design awards, Consumer's Digest Best Buy for home entertainment, Home Furnishing's News Award of Excellence for entertainment, and Furniture Today's 2008 Supplier of the Year. Aspenhome™ is a proud sponsor of City of Hope, dedicated to the research, treatment, education, prevention, and cure of cancer and other life-threatening diseases.

Dimensions & Specifications

Care

Your aspenhome™ furniture features authentic details and finishes that reflect Old World craftsmanship. Slight imperfections in wood veneers are a natural occurrence in the hand-selected woods used in each piece.

Maintain furniture with a non-abrasive, soft cloth and a high-quality furniture polish. Always dust with the grain with a slightly damp cloth. Furniture should be kept in a climate-controlled environment. Avoid exposure to heat, chemicals, water and strong sun light to avoid fading and drying out.

Stone tops should be protected from liquids, sunlight and temperature extremes. Store stone tops on a flat surface without heavy objects on top.

The aspenhome™ leather is selected for durability, quality and natural beauty. Leather is naturally unique. Each leather piece will have its own natural characteristics which may include variations in grain, color, and markings. These unique characteristics are a natural trait of the material and should not be considered a defect.