Kipp Stewart and Stewart MacDougall for Drexel Declaration Two Piece Walnut Hutch

Design Plus Gallery presents a The Drexel Declaration Walnut and Cane Cabinet, designed by Stewart MacDougall and Kipp Stewart. An iconic piece of furniture. Crafted with a combination of warm walnut wood and intricate cane detailing, this cabinet is a true testament to mid-century design. One of the features of this cabinet is its unique use of cane. Cane is a material made from the outer skin of rattan, and it is woven into a beautiful pattern on the cabinet doors. Walnut wood, known for its deep, rich color and beautiful grain, is used to create the frame of the cabinet, enhancing its timeless appeal. Highly functional to say the least, this cabinet offers multiple drawers for storage, making it a practical solution for organizing various items. The top drawer is discreetly hidden behind the cane doors, providing a sleek and clean appearance when not in use. This drawer can be used as a pull-out desk, offering a convenient workspace for writing or using a laptop. The top surface of the cabinet also provides ample space for displaying decorative items or other essentials. The hutch is in good condition with wear that is better than consistent with vintage age + use.

Additional Measurements :
Bottom – H52 inches D19 inches H29 inches
Top – H52 inches D13 inches H55 inche.