An inventive translation of piping detailing on traditional upholstery, the tonal woven soft rush front adds texture while complementing the solid mango wood construction of the Mukades collection. More commonly recognized as Tatami-omote, this tightly woven multilayered natural rice straw is a centuries-old natural material known for its durability and temperature absorption originating in Japan.
Updated 4/27/25. Wayfair did agree to make this right, so I changed the review from 1 star to 3 stars, hoping the replacements will be better than the. Original Review: I waited four months for these. While the nightstands are beautiful in theory--and solid--the craftsmanship could be better. Forget for a moment that they were delivered to me damaged--the legs crack easily, and since the legs are constructed from one solid piece of bent wood, there is no way to repair the crack. The real problem, however, is the ridiculous drawer mechanisms. The drawers are supposed to open and close with a much to the center of the drawer. But the drawers are cut crookedly. Yes, you did not misread that--these expensive dressers have drawers that are not plumb. In addition to the drawers not being plumb, the mechanisms themselves fail. It is difficult to see in the photo, but the drawers do not line up. There is a ½" difference from one drawer to the next, and even from side-to-side. The dressers weigh about 156 pounds each. The delivery people put them on my drive in the pouring rain instead of on my covered front porch, the boxes were destroyed! Wayfair did agree to send me replacements, and for that I am grateful. I will see how the second set fares, and I'll come back to update this review. These are backordered now for another three months. I received the dresser last fall. If I didn't already have the dresser, I would not bother reordering these. Do yourself a favor and maybe opt for a similar style from Tommy Bahama. Oh, I didn't mention: they reek of manure. So you get that extra little surprise with these as well.. Timothy. Milwaukee, WI. Mon Apr 28 2025
