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David Francis Furniture

Casablanca Étagère, Black

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Est. Arrival: Jul 20 - Jul 29
Entryway or White-Glove Delivery
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
CARE Clean with a non-silicone-based furniture polish monthly. Do not spray the polish directly onto the furniture.
COLOR coffee brown
DIMENSIONS 35.5"W x 16"D x 75.5"H
MADE OF frame, rattan; bindings, rawhide; shelves, plywood
PLEASE NOTE Because this item is made to order, its estimated delivery date includes a longer lead time.
SKU 77363796
SHIPPING & RETURNS
ESTIMATED ARRIVAL Jul 20 - Jul 29
HOME DELIVERY Additional shipping fee applies. Learn More
RETURNS This item is non-returnable. See our Return Policy for details.
ABOUT THE BRAND
David Francis is a master at blending exotic materials such as rattan, abaca, lampakanay, and bamboo with more-traditional materials like mahogany and cherry. His furniture is beautifully made and exudes a profound sense of history yet manages to be utterly timeless as well.
Why we love this

Hand-finished in black, this bookcase is crafted of rattan with a lattice-style back, open sides, and rawhide bindings for strength and textural contrast. Its large proportions and four plywood shelves offer a wealth of space for books, accents, and more.

About the Brand
David Francis is a master at blending exotic materials such as rattan, abaca, lampakanay, and bamboo with more-traditional materials like mahogany and cherry. His furniture is beautifully made and exudes a profound sense of history yet manages to be utterly timeless as well.