Santa Fe Omega Corner UnitSanta Fe Range Antique waxed pine furniture Santa Fe is a superb collection of antique waxed furniture for all around your home.
This collection of furniture blends the essences of South America styling with all the attraction of traditional country waxed furniture. Produced from solid pine which is plantation grown in the Americas and sourced from carefully managed forests.
Each piece of natural pine is specially selected and only the finest grades of timber are used.
You will notice there are virtually no knots in the timber we select. Every piece of furniture is hand finished with an antique wax which reproduces the natural ageing processes of the wood itself.
All you need to do to maintain this natural finish is regularly dust with a dry cloth and an occasional spray with proprietary household spray polish.
Never use a solvent based wax.
Santa Fe’s extensive range of products offers you the scope to furnish your entire home in this eclectic style or just enjoy one piece.
This beautiful furniture is manufactured from solid wood, and is easy to assemble with simple to follow instructions.
Drawer bottoms and backs are made from heavy duty ply.
Delivery normally within 3 working days of payment Very low price delivery only £12 per item!!!!Please make sure to give us your full name address and all phone numbers as this item is delivered by carrier, directly from the import warehouse to yourself.
Without this information we can not dispatch the goods, and be sure to give us your post code.
The item is supplied flat packed and will need assembly.
Core Santa Fe Mexican Dining & Living room Furniture
The Santa Fe collection of Mexican-style dining and Living room furniture is a good quality self-assembly range. Made of solid pine, features include dovetail drawer joints and a wax finish typical of this style of furniture.
With the Santa Fe range it is possible to create a comprehensive collection of attractive furniture at very competitive prices.
2103 Corner Units A History
According to The illustrated History of Furniture by Frederick Litchfield and published in 1893, the first mention of corner cupboards is "appears to have been made in an advertisement of a Dutch joiner in "The Postman" of March 8th, 1711; these cupboards, with their carved pediments being part of the modern fittings of a room in the time of Queen Anne."
Cabinet making had really taken off by the middle of the 17th Century so it is perhaps not too surprising that within 50 or 60 years, someone had the bright idea of making cabinets to fit into corners.
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After 300 years of Spanish rule, Mexico regained its independence in 1821. At this time the Country’s territory still included present-day Texas, California, Wyoming, Idaho, Oklahoma, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado. However, during the course of the 19th Century, these territories were all lost to the USA and, as if this wasn’t enough, in the 1860s the country was again invaded and colonised, this time by the French.