Of the Stickley collections on our floor, Walnut Grove is the one people reach for when they want warm wood without a traditional room. Every piece uses walnut, the shapes are rounded rather than squared, and metal and glass are worked into the frames throughout. That mix is why the line sits comfortably beside modern furniture instead of arguing with it.

The Stickley Line With the Widest Reach in a House

Walnut Grove crosses more rooms than any other Stickley collection here, led by the living room with real depth behind it for dining and the bedroom. That includes accent chairs, beds, benches and a gathering island, so a single vocabulary can carry a whole floor. The island is worth a look if your kitchen has room for a freestanding work surface instead of another run of cabinetry.

Walnut Reads Darker in a Room Than in a Photo

Walnut is a dark, even toned hardwood, and it pulls a room toward warmth fast. That is an advantage through a grey Northwest winter and something to watch if your floors are already dark. Set Walnut Grove against a light rug or pale walls and the curves show. Put it in a dim room with dark floors and the detail disappears. The range runs from small occasional tables up to the largest case goods, so you can start light and build.

Shop Walnut Grove in Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia

Curves are the entire argument for this collection and a product photo flattens them completely. Run a hand along a Walnut Grove chair back at our showrooms in Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia, hold a walnut sample against your flooring, and see what is in stock and ready to go before you place a special order.