Margot is a two-piece set — a mid-century Harmony House dresser and a 1960s Broyhill Contour nightstand — refinished together in a warm linen beige so they move through a room like they’ve always belonged to each other. They haven’t. But that’s the point.
The dresser wears her age in the best way: solid construction, smooth-gliding drawers, original hardware kept intact. The upper drawers were stripped to bare walnut and left natural — warm, grained, honest. The lower body painted in Driftwood by Country Chic Paint — a warm, weathered beige that settles into a room like it was always there.
The nightstand is the one that stops people. A 1960s Broyhill Contour piece — the carved center column is original, and entirely her own. Two deep drawers. Tapered legs. The kind of detail that doesn’t get made anymore.
