Stickley has built furniture since 1900, and the bedroom is where its habits show most plainly. The range at Seldens runs to nightstands, dressers, chests and cabinets, beds and mirrors, in oak, cherry and walnut.

Oak, Cherry and Walnut in a Room You Wake Up In

Wood choice does more in a bedroom than anywhere else, because you see it in early light with nothing else competing for attention. Oak reads open and grainy and takes finishes from pale to deep. Cherry starts light and darkens over years into a warmth no stain reproduces. Walnut arrives dark and stays even. All three are hardwoods that can be refinished decades from now, which is why these pieces survive being moved from one house to the next.

A Full Suite, Down to the Second Nightstand Size

Stickley collections run deep enough to furnish a whole room in one wood, and Walnut Grove is the clearest example. What matters more day to day is that a design often comes in two nightstand widths. If one side of your bed is tight against a wall or a door swing, you can take the small version there and the standard one opposite without breaking up the set.

Shop Stickley Bedroom in Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia

Cherry and walnut photograph almost identically and look nothing alike in a real room. Seeing the woods together at our Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia showrooms is the only reliable way to choose, and our designers can lay out a suite around the bed and dressers you like. Browse new bedroom arrivals or come see the finishes.