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Custom Walnut Platform Bed With Floating Nightstands | Beds & Accessories by Kenichi Woodworking. Item made of walnut with steel
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Custom Walnut Platform Bed With Floating Nightstands | Beds & Accessories by Kenichi Woodworking. Item made of walnut with steel
Custom Walnut Platform Bed With Floating Nightstands | Beds & Accessories by Kenichi Woodworking. Item made of walnut with steel

Created and Sold by Kenichi Woodworking

Kenichi Woodworking

Custom Walnut Platform Bed With Floating Nightstands - Beds & Accessories

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Custom walnut platform bed. Bookmatched walnut with welded and gun blue steel headboard. Dovetailed maple drawer for added storage underneath. Floating walnut nightstands with Koa pulls

Item Custom Walnut Platform Bed With Floating Nightstands
Created by Kenichi Woodworking
As seen in Private Residence, Aspen, CO
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Kenichi Woodworking

Carbondale, CO

Wescover creator since 2019
Bespoke furniture, custom cabinetry and art

We design and produce custom modern and creative furniture, art and accessories. All of our products are handcrafted in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. Great care, love and soul go into everything we make - our products are of the highest quality and built to the highest of standards. We strive to use finishes free of nasty chemicals and VOCs. We are a partner with Eden Reforestation Projects - a 501 (c)(3) that plants millions of trees every year. A portion of our profits go towards supporting their efforts worldwide.

David grew up in Toronto, Canada and moved to Whistler, BC where he spent much of his early adulthood working as an installer for a high end cabinet shop. He now resides in Carbondale, Colorado with his wife and son and operates Kenichi Woodworking.