American of Martinsville Early Vintage Mid Century Modern Complete Bedroom Set

Experience the epitome of mid-century elegance with our complete bedroom set from the 1960s by American of Martinsville. This exquisite set includes a pair of nightstands, a lowboy dresser, a highboy dresser, mirror (not pictured), and a king-size headboard, each piece harmoniously blending American Mid-Century Modern (MCM) and Danish Modern styles. The nightstands feature a unique step table design, with the lower level almost twice as deep as the top. The upper section boasts double doors with woven cane detailing and small, round brass knobs, while the lower section includes a spacious drawer, perfect for storing essentials. The lowboy dresser, with its six drawers—three hidden behind folding doors—and rectangular cut-out handles, offers ample storage and a minimalist aesthetic. The highboy dresser adds vertical storage options, showcasing deep drawers and a divided visual structure.

The king-size headboard, measuring an impressive 82 inches in length, stands out with its minimalist design and six panels of beautiful vertical walnut grain, each separated by slender walnut strips. This headboard's commanding presence and elegant simplicity make it a centerpiece in any bedroom. The walnut wood used across the set is carefully chosen for its quality and graining, emphasizing the natural beauty and timeless appeal of the pieces. Each item is supported by slightly splayed legs, connected by stretchers, enhancing both stability and style.

This bedroom set by American of Martinsville is not just a collection of furniture pieces; it's a testament to the enduring allure of Mid-century Modern design. Whether you're looking to furnish a single room or seeking a cohesive look throughout your home, this set offers versatility, elegance, and functionality. Crafted with the meticulous craftsmanship and robust quality of traditional American furniture-making, this set is a durable and stylish investment, ensuring that the charm and sophistication of the 1960s continue to enrich your living space for years to come.