Hadleigh Traditional Bureau and Arched Mirror Set by Kincaid Furniture

This item contains a removable tray for simple and protective jewelry storage. Felt lining in the tray keeps your jewelry in place as you open and close the drawer, preventing necklaces from getting tangled and providing a surface that won’t get scratched by various jewels and stones. The tray can also be removed for easier access to your treasured pieces.

This item features a drop-front drawer for easy access to media components. The drawer front opens downwards and pulls out, allowing you to keep a DVD player or cable box discreetly tucked away, while providing remote access to your device with the flip of a drawer. Cord management within the drawer ensures you can easily and safely connect your devices, increasing air circulation into the item to prevent your devices from overheating and keeping messy wires out of sight.

One reason solid wood is praised for its ability to last for generations is that is can be resanded or refinished if it starts to show scratches and wear. Furniture with thin wood veneers cannot be sanded or finished without damaging and exposing the substrate of wood solids underneath. While furniture with thin wood or plastic veneers is definitely cheaper short-term, the step down in quality will end up costing more in the long run when your furniture needs to be replaced every few years. This piece of furniture isn't the easiest to move from one place to another, but if you intend to stay in one home for a long time, this furniture is definitely heavier and hardier than the rest.

Drawers feature full extension metal guides for smooth, reliable drawer function. Metal guides allow you to open and close drawers with ease, sturdy enough for heavy or frequent use in your home. The glides contain a special mechanism for whisper-quiet movement, allowing for a gradual, soft close with even the lightest touch. These smoothly operating glides with soft close ensure drawers don’t slam, providing for longer-lasting furniture and quieter bedroom cleanup.

Drawers are constructed with English dovetail joinery, ensuring long-lasting strength and storage. Made up of interlocking wedge-shaped elements called pins and tails, the joints are used on the front and back corners, designed to withstand the daily pulling forces you apply when you open a drawer for problem-free use. A time-tested join that promises long-lasting durability, English dovetail joints are a mark of quality furniture construction.