B3059-47 Magnussen Home Furniture Seventh Avenue Bedroom Furniture Mirror

B3059-47 Magnussen Home Furniture Seventh Avenue Tri-fold Mirror

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Brand:	Magnussen Home Furniture
Item Number:	B3059-47
Collection:	Seventh Avenue
Description:	Tri-fold Mirror

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Information for b3059-47

Dimension:	50.0W x 46.0H x 2.0D
Weight:	53.0 lbs
Cubes:	6.17 cu ft
Room:	Bedroom Furniture
Category:	Mirrors

Seventh Avenue by Magnussen Home Furniture Manhattan boutique couture meets Hollywood high style in the Seventh Avenue bedroom collection, executed in a dramatic combination of Sable finish on cathedral mahogany and cream faux shagreen accents. The drawer chest and drawer dresser feature the textured faux stingray patterned doors and drawers as does the handsome media chest. Other signature pieces include a tufted top upholstered bench and upholstered bed with a soft airy double framed arch. Elegant brushed nickel metal ferrules finish the deco inspired flaired legs.

Some of the features that distinguish the Seventh Avenue Collection by Magnussen Home Furniture are:

Modern style
Cream and Sable finish
Mahogany Veneer, Hardwood Solids
Crystal Glass and Nickel

About Magnussen Home Furniture

Since 1931, the Magnussen Home family has been committed to blending the fine qualities that they value in life into the fine furniture that they offer our customers. Integrity. Ingenuity. Style. Dedication. The people at Magnussen Home take pride in their company and in the furniture they produce.

Ingwer Magnussen founded the company in 1931, in the town of Kitchener, Ontario. A cabinetmaker by trade and a craftsman and businessman at heart, Ingwer took the bold step of starting his own company when he was unable to find work during the Great Depression. Serving Canadian upholstery manufacturers, he created beautiful, intricately carved show wood for sofa frames, earning a reputation that allowed his young business to grow into a good-sized company. Over the years, Magnussen Home has continued to grow, expanding to become a global enterprise. Yet, they have maintained the core principles of a family-run business - trust, honesty and respect - as the foundation of success of Magnussen Home.