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This file unit is anti-tip with a locking mechanism on the top rail that allows only one drawer to be
In two sizes that will work in many spaces, the Gable Road Desks are a perfect mix of Shaker-inspired beauty
Our versatile Gable Road Desk Tables bring classic Shaker style to the home office—or any room that needs a spacious
Combine a Gable Road Hutch—or more than one!—with any of the 38.5-inch-wide Gable Road base units to create a single
The Gable Road One-Drawer Case is one of three base units that can be used individually or combined for a
The Gable Road Two-Door Cabinet is one of three base units that can be used individually or combined for a
The Gable Road Two-Drawer File is one of three base units that can be used individually or combined for a
To commemorate the 150th anniversary of Gustav Stickley’s birth, Stickley reissued this rare double bookcase in 2008. An original, once
A classic Gustav Stickley design circa 1905, this desk has a surprisingly modern feel with its overhanging top that rests
Adjustable-height executive swivel-tilt chair with a shaped channeled back and sloped arms, upholstered in Easy Street Document finished leather and supported by a warm chestnut wood base with casters.
A stunning centerpiece in any room, the Harvey Ellis bookcase is distinguished by its inlays of cherry, walnut, and maple.
The Harvey Ellis Console Desk offers classic style that’s well suited to our current work-from-home world. This versatile, small-scale piece
A perfect spot for storing writing and stationery accessories, the Harvey Ellis Deck is designed to be used atop the
This writing table was originally designed circa 1903 by artist and architect Harvey Ellis during his brief tenure with Gustav
Harvey Ellis Fall-Front Bookcases and Desks feature style elements that the designer would become well-known for. The gentle arch of
Graceful inlays line the front of this versatile piece, a modern interpretation of a design by Harvey Ellis circa 1903.
