Addison is Whittier Wood's mid-century line, built in solid American alder with black walnut veneers laid into a two-tone finish called Duet. Mitered face frames and inset drawers give it a tailored look next to the more casual pieces in the rest of the catalog, and solid walnut pulls carry the contrast through every drawer front.

The bedroom pieces, nightstands, a six-drawer chest and a queen storage bed, share the finish with a separate group of occasional and dining pieces that Whittier sells under the Addi name.

Addi Covers the Rooms Addison Doesn't

Addi is the same two-tone Duet finish moved into dining and living room pieces: round side tables, low cocktail tables, a round dining table and chairs, even a vinyl record station sized for a stack of records and a turntable. Furnish a bedroom in Addison and the living or dining room in Addi and the finish carries through the whole house.

Mitered Frames, Inset Drawers

The detail that sets Addison apart from Whittier's other lines is construction, not just finish: a 45 degree mitered face frame with drawers set flush inside it, rather than the overlay drawers most casegoods use. It is a more tailored, furniture-grade way to build a case, and it is why the line reads as put-together rather than assembled.

Shop Addison in Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia

Walnut and alder sit close in tone, and the two-tone effect is easy to underestimate in a photo. See it in person at our Tacoma, Bellevue or Olympia showroom, and ask about design services if you are furnishing more than one room.