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Kent Coffey

Perspecta Commode Walnut Nightstands – Set of 2

Size
25"H x 25"W x 17"D
Material
Wood, Walnut

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This stunning pair of Mid-Century Modern Kent Coffey Perspecta walnut commode nightstands embodies the sophisticated craftsmanship and iconic sculptural design that made the Perspecta collection so highly sought after. Featuring the line’s signature carved drawer fronts, elegant curved details, and beautifully grained walnut, these nightstands bring timeless style and warmth to any bedroom.Read moreRead less

This stunning pair of Mid-Century Modern Kent Coffey Perspecta walnut commode nightstands embodies the sophisticated craftsmanship and iconic sculptural design that made the Perspecta collection so highly sought after. Featuring the line’s signature carved drawer fronts, elegant curved details, and beautifully grained walnut, these nightstands bring timeless style and warmth to any bedroom. Each piece offers spacious storage with smooth-gliding drawers, blending functionality with refined mid-century aesthetics. Resting on tapered legs, their sleek silhouette complements both vintage and contemporary interiors. Rarely found as a matching pair, these Kent Coffey nightstands are perfect for collectors, designers, or anyone seeking authentic 1960’s Mid-Century Modern furniture.

Specifications

Dimensions: 25"H x 25"W x 17"D
Maker: Kent Coffey
Materials: Wood, Walnut
Restoration: Original
Category: Nightstands

Condition Notes:

Minor fading.

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