Hooker Furniture - Rhapsody Bunching Curio

Rhapsody Bunching Curio

Hooker Furniture
Rhapsody Collection

Features

Two wood-framed seeded glass doors
Touch light
Top two shelves are adjustable wood-framed glass with plate grooves
Center fixed shelf

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Type: Cabinets
Width: 44"
Height: 90 1/2"
Depth: 16 1/4"

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The groundbreaking Rhapsody Collection brings together classic design elements, grand scale, and a relaxed rustic finish to create an impassioned marriage of casual opulence. Exuberant scale and serpentine shapes infuse the pieces with emotion, while timeless motifs like scrolls, rope twist molding, the acanthus leaf and fleur de lis anchor Rhapsody in old world charm. Building on the grand scale and classic European design is the defining element of the collection: a walnut-colored finish inspired by the natural yet rustic nature of reclaimed woods in beautiful patinas.

In storybook style, the romantic, softly-shaped Rhapsody Curio exudes casual opulence and classic European design pedigree. The laid-back luxury of the walnut-colored finish inspired by rustic reclaimed wood in beautiful patinas updates the curio for today's casual lifestyles. Behind two seeded glass doors are two top adjustable and wood-framed glass shelves with plate grooves. The center shelf is fixed, and the bottom two shelves are adjustable. Use this lovely curio alone, or bunched in twos or threes.

Features

Two wood-framed seeded glass doors
Touch light
Top two shelves are adjustable wood-framed glass with plate grooves
Center fixed shelf
Bottom two shelves are adjustable

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