Boho Chic Faux Bamboo & Wicker Wooden Cabinet by American of Martinsville

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This Boho Chic faux bamboo wicker armoire by American of Martinsville is made in faux bamboo and wicker with elegant … Read more This Boho Chic faux bamboo wicker armoire by American of Martinsville is made in faux bamboo and wicker with elegant lines and brass knobs inside. This wardrobe cabinet features a woven wicker front, accented with faux bamboo framing for a natural, tropical aesthetic. The piece has ample storage with a top section featuring adjustable shelves and two large drawers below.
It wears American of Martinsville stamp.

In early 1906 Witten and Kessee opened the doors to the American Furniture Company. In its founding years, the American Furniture Company (which eventually changed its name to the American of Martinsville moniker we know today), produced only bedroom furniture. It wasn’t until the 1920s that they expanded their line, adding dining furniture to the mix. In the years that followed, American of Martinsville adopted the emerging Danish Modern style, but opted to put an American twist on things by way of an unexpected inlays and sculpted drawer fronts.

By the 1950s, American of Martinsville had grown exponentially, both in the scale of production and in the crafting of new styles at the height of the midcentury era. Expanding their product line once again into the realm of living room furnishings, American of Martinsville embraced the international excitement for the clean lines and sophisticated profiles of midcentury design. At the same time, the brand upheld its commitment to using materials of exceptional quality to ensure that American of Martinsville furniture would stand the test of time. This blend of cutting-edge trends and craftsmanship resulted in an explosion in the popularity of American of Martinsville’s wares over the latter half of the twentieth century. See less