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34 x 12 x 72
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Get help with the fit34 x 12 x 72
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Although they did not carry what I was looking for initially, I was pleasantly surprised to find a personal text from Addie from the store about a month or so later, when a couch of similar description to the one I’d been hoping for came in!
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Ask Joey what’s come inWarm Golden Oak grain and clean vertical lines make this tall bookcase feel like a mid-century find pulled from a Portland attic: simple, sunny, and ready to show off color-forward objects. The wood reads honeyed rather than heavy, so the piece brings glow without swallowing a room.
Built as a slender wood tower, it stands about 72 inches high, 34 inches wide, and 12 inches deep: enough presence for a living-room wall without crowding a hallway. Typical wear from use shows as honest softening at edges and shelves, the kind of patina that says it has already lived a good life. Construction is straightforward: open bays, a solid-feeling oak frame, and no fussy hardware competing with the grain.
Park it beside a low walnut credenza, stack paperbacks with a teal lamp, or use it as a display spine in a dining nook. It is a natural match for vintage bookcases & shelving Portland shoppers hunting something tall, light, and mid-century rather than bulky built-ins.
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