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Rustic and modern influences come together with the Monaco Dresser. The furnishing features six spacious drawers on both sides of its premium oak body, each with vertical stainless-steel handles for your convenience.
- Wood and stainless-steel creates rustic modern aesthetic.
- Durable drawers with anti-slam functionality.
- Crafted with high quality materials that are made to last.
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White Glove delivery
Experience the ultimate in premium delivery with our White Glove service. We handle everything: inspecting, assembling, and installing your furniture in your preferred room. We even clean up the packaging materials. Sit back and enjoy the show.
Pick up.
Local customers can easily pick up their furniture from our Orlando location at 730 W Sand Lake Rd.
Skip the wait and take immediate possession of your purchase. Visit during pickup hours, and our friendly staff will assist you in retrieving your furniture hassle-free.
Pick up time:
Tuesday & Thursday 10am - 6pm
Lacquer
Use a dry, soft cloth to dust lacquer furniture. For heavily soiled furniture, use a mild mixture of soap and water—only do this sparingly. Too much soap or using soap too frequently will ultimately damage the lacquer finish.
Important things to remember:
- Always wipe in the direction of the grain.
- Do not use furniture polish as this may damage lacquered furniture.
- Do not use alcohol products, as this may dissolve the lacquer finish.
- Wipe up any spills immediately. Prolonged exposure to colored liquids can stain furniture.
To remove surface stains, use Stainless Steel cleaner or glass cleaner with no ammonia. Wipe the stainless-steel surface clean with a cloth dampened with the solution then use a clean cloth to dry the surface completely.
Important things to remember:
- Always use a soft, dry cloth to finish and dry stainless steel.
- Clean stainless-steel at least once every 60 days.
- Keep the bases of chrome polish/finished products away from pets as their bodily fluids may cause damage.
