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Frame of brass etagere have intentional, subtle rub marks intended to look 'antiqued' or aged

The faux parchment lao has intentional, random marks or 'scaring' to mimic old parchment.

The shelf material used on the etagere is a faux parchment. The parchment is intentionally and subtly patina'd along the edges with some hand rubbing to look aged and antiqued overall.

There is some shadowing/fading on the shelves around where books and objects were placed

The Milo Brass Etagere, was designed and manufactured by Theodore Alexander.  Inspiration for the etagere was a blend of modern clean lines and classic materials/finishes, intended to appear as a vintage find.  

The gold-finished brass has subtle rub marks and the faux parchment-lined shelves appear to have a patina around the edges with intentional marks indicating a piece that was well-loved, showcasing coffee table books and a collection of objects.

A nod to design influences of the past that very much are relevant in the decor of today.  

Theodore Alexander is well-known for their quality.  They are one of the leading manufacturers of handcrafted fine furniture, renowned as a unique brand embodying quality and originality in design

I absolutely love these etageres but unfortunately, I am relocating out of the city and no longer have room.

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