Y2377-64h Magnussen Home Furniture Braxton Full Panel Bed

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Braxton by Magnussen Home FurnitureWhile you could opt to refurnish your child’s room with every stage of their life, the more sustainable and cost-effective option is a solid wood room with a casual, laid-back style that’s able to adapt to changing moods and tastes. That’s where the rustic and subtly rugged atmosphere created by the Braxton bedroom is the perfect bridge- a warm and casual constant in your child’s constantly changing lifestyle. Quality-constructed, solid wood storage furniture, study spaces, and several bed options are all finished in a distressed natural color with rustic, dark metal hardware and antique brown accents. The Island bed, nightstand, and media chest are equipped with farmhouse casters for easy mobility and vintage rustic style. The Braxton bedroom- an exceptional furniture collection designed to adapt and evolve when you’re constantly growing up.
You may not be ready for them to grow up. But thats no excuse for a bedroom that refuses to evolve with the times. Our Braxton collection makes the transition seamlessly, with that bridge the divide between skateboards and schoolbooks to presentations and paychecks. In a hardworking mix of acacia solid wood with an oxide finished metal and rustic, antique brown accents.

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

• Distressed natural wood finish
• Tapered wood legs and rustic metal casters
• Acacia Solids, Metal, Antique Rustic Brown Hardware
• Casual Style
• Rustic, oxide-finished metal cup hardware

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.