21st Century Rustic

Today, Bernhardt introduces 100+ pieces created with earthy organic materials, minimal arty shapes, and textural/tonal contrast—a new direction in natural rustic chic furnishings. Wood finishes represent wood’s natural forms, metals are handworked with inventive textures, glass is smoky and mysterious. 

“We think there’s a quiet beauty and power in these pieces,” says Heather Eidenmiller, director of brand development. “Each is designed to make a cool arty statement but remain easy on the eye and provide the warmest possible welcome.”

Feature Pieces:
Vignette ~

Osburn Sofa N9357.
For modern or rustic interiors. Sandblasted oak framed track arm. Shown in a sand colored herringbone woven. 
W 91-1/2 x D 39-3/4 x H 34 in.

Bradford Nesting Tables 358-028.
Smart and unfussy. Honed petrified wood mosaic top. Minimalist Z-shaped base of blackened iron.
W 16-1/4 x D 10-1/2 x H 24 in. (largest table)

Alisa Cocktail Table 362-010.
Beautifully formed modern classic. Wavy side slabs of sandblasted/polished oak. Smoky antiqued mirror inset top.
W 44 x D 44 x H 20 in.

Galen Swivel Chair N3112S.
Conceptual and comfortable. Blackened brass in a stried finish, with rivets, on the exterior. Soft-finished distressed wood outline. Plush upholstered seat cushion and inside back.
W 29 x D 34 x H 34 in.

Antiquarian Sideboard 365-131.
Restrained design, bold effect. Fine white oak—sandblasted, polished, and rubbed for dry soft hand and maximum texture. Two doors wrapped in brass with a blackened Weathered Bark finish.
W 68 x D 18 x H 38in.

Antiquarian Desk 365-510/510T.
Textural and tonal contrast. Fine white oak—sandblasted, polished, dry Wheat finish. 

Quinn Dresser 362-052.
Monumental cubist sculpture. Blackened, limed, sandblasted oak, with gold tipping on the molding outline.
W 68 x D 19-1/4 x H 35-9/16 in.

Westfield Cocktail Table 362-015.
Monolithic focal point. Dry-finished, limed, white oak. Boxed inside a frame of aged matte black steel.
W 55 x D 32 x H 18in.

Styles introduced today will be available to consumers Fall 2015.