Rounded lids and antique-inspired metal bands give these two trunks their steamer chest silhouette. The large one measures 29.25 inches long and 18.25 inches high; the small one runs 24 by 13.5 inches. Multicolored distressed planks over fir and engineered wood keep the surfaces varied rather than uniform.
Curved tops set these apart from flat-lid boxes: nothing stacks on them, but the profile carries more visual weight in an entryway or at the foot of a bed. Bands of antique-inspired metal wrap the corners and the lid line, echoing old travel chests without copying them outright.
The larger trunk swallows spare bedding or off-season clothing across its 16.5 inch depth, while the 24 inch companion suits shoes, toys, or cables in a smaller room. Placed side by side they read as a matched pair; used in separate rooms, each still stands on its own.
Planks in several tones, each distressed rather than smoothly painted, give the exteriors a salvaged look that suits farmhouse, coastal, and bohemian interiors. Fir supplies the visible wood texture and engineered wood the structure underneath. A layered surface hides scuffs that a single flat color would show immediately.
Weathered multi-colored trunk, 29 inches long, closing with an anchor clasp over board games and blankets.
Large antiqued chest with a natural wood finish, 24.75 inches wide, built for blankets and seasonal clothing.
