The slight sheen of the hand-cast, raffia-like resin finish of our Conrad console adds a hint of glamour to an otherwise natural-looking piece. It's a material much more durable and refined than the actual woven fabric. With unique proportions both sensible and modern, the Conrad is also available as a nightstand, desk, dresser, and coffee table.
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The slight sheen of the hand-cast, raffia-like resin finish of our Conrad console adds a hint of glamour to an otherwise natural-looking piece. It's a material much more durable and refined than the actual woven fabric. With unique proportions both sensible and modern, the Conrad is also available as a nightstand, desk, dresser, and coffee table.
What To Expect
Chosen to add a touch of organic-inspired elegance, faux raffia’s appearance can vary due to the stamp application. While seaming is common, minor cracks may occur at the joints, and minor flaking can appear over time this material brings a hint of charm to each piece, allowing our designs to take on a life of their own.
Keep in mind that pieces made with this material are best for indoor use, as excessive moisture can cause cracking and lifting. Changes in light and the environment can also impact how the color is perceived.
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