Wyoming Reclaimed Barnwood Furniture - Flat Screen TV Armoire

This reclaimed barnwood TV Armoire with 2 drawers and 2 shelves is designed for a flat screen tv up to 50" wide and is the perfect complement to any rustic furniture decor.

The armoire features high-quality roller glides and dovetail drawers. Select from four Drawer-pull options - dark bronze oval knob with hammered backplate, faux antler, contoured aspen wood or tooled leather.

Outside dimensions: 60"w x 24"d x 60"h

Inside dimensions: 51"w x 18"d x 33"h

This barnwood armoire is generally delivered in 4 - 6 weeks.

As with most of our reclaimed wood furniture, barnwood furniture, and log furniture, this item is delivered for free within the lower 48 states.

This manufacturer offers a lifetime warranty on all their rustic furniture.

See the 'Additional Images' tab above for photos of drawer-pull options.

When you purchase Wyoming Reclaimed Barnwood Furniture, you not only enjoy its beauty and uniqueness, but you also feel good about helping the environment. Eco-friendly furniture is not a new idea. Americans have refinished, re-used, and created furniture from weathered wood for centuries.

Barnwood furniture was the first reclaimed wood furniture, and was popular all over the United States. Generations of artisans and furniture craftsmen in New England, Texas, Montana, and other regions had their own distinctive barnwood furniture style. Now, even barnwood is rare. Yet, the look of naturally-weathered wood gets more popular every year.

Each piece within the Wyoming Collection has unique coloration and a natural patina. Most of the reclaimed boards have endured ten or more years in the rugged plains and mountains of Wyoming. The barnwood furniture has widely varying knot patterns, grain designs, and beautiful colors - ranging from rich grays to hints of orange and deep rust. The Wymoming Collection is an innovative blend of reclaimed, weathered wood fused with regionally-harvested solid woods. This high-quality furniture is made by skilled artisans in Laramie, Wyoming.