| Brand: | Vaughan Bassett Furniture |
| Item Number: | 710-355 |
| Collection: | Sunset |
| Description: | Queen Sleigh Footboard |
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| Dimension: | 65.0W x 32.0H x 6.0D |
| Weight: |
65.0 lbs |
| Cubes: | 11.16 cu ft |
| Style: | Transitional |
| Room: | Bedroom Furniture |
| Category: | Beds |
Some of the features that distinguish the Sunset Collection by Vaughan Bassett Furniture are:
Based in Galax, Virginia, Vaughan Bassett Furniture Company manufactures bedroom furniture. In 1919, two men, B.C. Vaughan and J.D. Bassett, Sr., both of whom were from Bassett, Virginia, first founded our company. Mr. Bassett, Sr., and his brother, C.C. Bassett, also founded what today is well known as Bassett Furniture Industries. Employing over 1,200 people in factories based in Galax, Virginia, and Elkin, North Carolina, Vaughan Bassett manufacturers over 95 percent of their furniture in the United States by American employees. In fact, Vaughan Bassett is now the largest manufacturer of wooden adult bedroom furniture in the United States. Most of the furniture is composed of wood solids and wood veneers grown and harvested near our plants in the Southeast. Pine, oak, maple, cherry, ash, poplar, birch and beech are the primary species used in Vaughan Bassett bedroom collections.
Many of the collections like the Cottage or the Barnburner are available in multiple different finishes. All collections have multiple pieces to choose from including beds in different sizes and styles within a collection and collections vary in style from traditional to contemporary to country. Consider choosing Vaughan Bassett Furniture collection for your bedroom.
Plan for the future when choosing childrens bedroom furniture so the pieces will be functional today and in the future.
Make the best use of spaces in your home by decorating smaller spaces by using empty spaces, different color scheme and different type of furniture
Decorate your home for best results by selecting a focal point, creating rhythm, paying attention to proportion & scale, and creating harmony to tie all together.
