Bastion chest viewed at an angle, showing three patterned black and ivory drawers, a plain black side and slender legs.

Bastion Chest

£1,150.00
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Bastion chest viewed at an angle, showing three patterned black and ivory drawers, a plain black side and slender legs.

Bastion Chest

£1,150.00

Delivery & lead time

7–10 working days

Description

The Bastion Chest pairs three wide storage drawers with raised bone inlay in black and ivory. Repeating pointed forms give the fronts depth and rhythm, framed by a plain matt black case that keeps the intricate work in focus. It makes everyday storage a prominent decorative feature, with a clear surface above for a lamp or favourite objects.

Why You'll Love It
  • Three wide drawers keep everyday belongings organised and out of sight.
  • Slender legs give the chest a lighter visual profile.
  • Slim horizontal handles sit discreetly within the patterned fronts.
  • The black and ivory palette works comfortably with warm neutrals or richer colours.
Materials & Finish

Handcrafted drawer fronts feature bone inlay arranged in a raised, repeating hourglass pattern. Ivory tonal variation and dark joints give the surface detail worth seeing up close. Production includes hand carving, while the MDF frame has a plain matt black finish that sets off the textured fronts.

Dimensions
  • Overall width: 90 cm
  • Overall depth: 40 cm
  • Overall height: 80 cm
  • Drawer width: 80 cm
  • Drawer depth: 28 cm
  • Drawer height: 12.5 cm
Assembly
  • Assembly is required.
Compatibility
  • Coordinates with the matching sideboard, cabinet and bedside unit from the same range.
Care & Use
  • For indoor use only.
  • Remove dust using a dry, soft microfibre cloth.
Styling Note

Pair the chest with a rounded ceramic lamp to soften its angular pattern, leaving some of the black top visible. A single large artwork above will balance the fine detail across the drawers without making the arrangement feel busy.

Why We Love It

The pointed inlay creates a striking change between the close vertical lines seen head-on and the sculptural hourglass shapes revealed at an angle.