Acme Roman Empire II Poster King Bedroom Set w/ Canopy in Cherry
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Roman Empire II Collection
Discontinued
- Roman Empire II Collection by ACME furniture
- Classic traditional style
- Cherry finish
- Made from tropical wood, ply and MDF
- Poster bed features PU padded headboard with oversized posts finials and canopy accented with decorative hardware and moldings
- Available in king, California king and queen sizes
- Nightstand features 3 drawers with felt lined top drawer in a full extension center metal drawer glides
- Dresser features 9 drawers with 3 hidden drawers, felt lined top drawers in an English front and French back dovetail construction
- Mirror features classic curve crown with finials and a beveled glass mirror
- Boxspring/foundation required, sold separately
- Set includes: poster bed (headboard, footboard, posts, rails and canopy), nightstand, dresser and mirror
- Matching drawer chest, media chest and additional mirrors are available, please configure below
Product Details
Item Number
213-BRSET
Brand
ACME
Style
Traditional
Material
Upholstered, Wood
Finish/Color
Cherry
Product Type
Bedroom Set
Manufacturer
ACME
Description
Acme Roman Empire II Poster Bedroom Set w/ Canopy in Cherry
The Roman Empire II Bedroom Collection with its traditional canopy bedroom collection reflects grand style with oversized posts finials and canopy which beautifully accented by hand selected cherry veneers and decorative hardware.
Set includes: Bed, Nightstand, Dresser and Mirror
Dimensions:
- Roman Empire II Poster Queen Bed : 94" W x 78" D x 87" H
- Roman Empire II Poster King Bed : 94" W x 90" D x 87" H
- Roman Empire II Poster California King Bed : 94" W x 90" D x 87" H
- Roman Empire II Nightstand : 26" W x 16" D x 31" H
- Roman Empire II Drawer Dresser : 63" W x 16" D x 37" H
- Roman Empire II Mirror : 41" W x 3.0" D x 43" H
Optional:
- Roman Empire II 5-Drawer Chest : 38" W x 16" D x 55" H
- Roman Empire II TV Console : 50" W x 16" D x 39" H
212-518-2752 New York NY 10036 311 W 43rd St
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