Storage is what Highlands does better than the rest of the Stickley floor. Handcrafted in the company's upstate New York shops, it reads as a tribute to Mission style that still looks current in a modern room, and the assortment proves the point: low armoires, display cabinets, entertainment consoles and dining tables, nearly all of it solid wood.

Buy the Cabinet First and the Rest Later

Highlands has the highest entry point of any Stickley collection we carry, and the reason sits in the case work. A display cabinet or a low armoire is slow to build and is the piece a room keeps for thirty years, long after the upholstery has been replaced. If you are weighing one Highlands cabinet against three smaller purchases, buy the cabinet. Our other Stickley consoles and sideboards are worth comparing alongside it.

Round, Rectangular, Square or Oval at the Table

Dining tables are part of the group and the shapes across the collection run rectangular, round, square and oval. Round seats more people in less floor area and removes the head of the table so nobody is stranded on a corner. Rectangular suits a long, narrow dining room and takes a leaf more gracefully. Oval splits the difference in a room that is wide but not square. Leave about 36 inches between the table edge and the wall so chairs can push back.

Shop the Highlands Collection in Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia

Case goods are bought on details you cannot see online: how a drawer stops, how a door lines up, how the interior is finished where nobody looks. Open all of it at our showrooms in Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia, the Puget Sound home for Stickley case goods, compare Highlands against oak and cherry pieces on the same floor, and bring your wall measurements.