60″ high x 50″ wide x 22 1/2″ deep The hanger slide-out on the right side could be replaced with a rod going from side to side, although there is barely enough room to do so. Because of the width … Continue reading →
30″ high x 36″ wide x24″ deep All of the exposed edges are rounded over, a look that became newly popular in the 1970s. The exposed tenons are also rounded, with a smaller radius. The top is stepped in, and … Continue reading →
33″ high (to top of case) x 48″ wide x 20″ deep Another elegant Harvey Ellis design. The butterfly keys holding the support for the mirror together stand slightly proud, and the mirror frame is attached with cleats screwed to … Continue reading →
87 1/2″ long x 65″ wide x 42 1/2″ high A different approach to fastening the rails to the head and footboard–the removable pegs lock the through tenons of the rails to the head and footboard. These joints should not … Continue reading →
Designed by Harvey Ellis. The original of this bed had inlays in the slats on the head and foot boards, and apparently never went into production. The size has been modified slightly to accommodate a modern queen-size mattress and box … Continue reading →
50″ High X 36″ Wide X 20″ Deep Designed by Harvey Ellis, this bureau and several related pieces are among the best-proportioned furniture ever designed. Small in stature, its dignified appearance and simple elegance make it seem much larger when … Continue reading →
