Our furniture is hand-distressed to give it an "antique" appearance. Distressing is the process of making light indentations in the wood and making "worm holes". Antiquing is the process of lightly rubbing off the paint mostly around the edges to give it a worn appearance. Both processes are done by hand to give the piece the look of an old family heirloom. Pieces are available without distressing or antiquing for a small additional charge. Two color finishes are available at no additional charge. Prints may also be added to the furniture at no charge.

We offer a wide variety of colors and stains to personalize your decor. View larger samples of our finish selections by clicking on the small samples below. Please note that these colors are close approximations to the actual colors. Due to monitor variations and natural variations in the wood itself, the actual colors may vary from what you see here.