Bush Key West Tall 5-Shelf Bookcase | Bing Cherry | Farmhouse Style
Bing cherry is the warm end of the wood-tone spectrum — a deep, reddish-brown finish with the rich depth of traditional furniture, the kind of color that reads as warmth and permanence in a room, that suits leather seating, warm-toned rugs, and the accumulated objects of a life well-read. Where the lighter, washed wood finishes suit the coastal and the casual, bing cherry belongs to the home library, the well-used study, the living room that has been furnished over time rather than assembled in a single weekend. It is a finish for bookcases that are meant to hold a real collection — one that grows, that gets rearranged, that is used rather than merely displayed.
The Key West Tall 5-Shelf Bookcase in Bing Cherry brings that quality to any room that needs both genuine storage and genuine character. Five shelves — two fixed for structural stability, three adjustable to accommodate books of any height, plants, framed photographs, and the decorative objects that make a bookcase feel lived-in — in a profile that is tall enough to command a wall and narrow enough to fit a bedroom, home office, living room, or entryway. The X-pattern shiplap side panels and tapered post leg design give the piece its farmhouse character within the warm cherry finish — a combination that suits traditional, transitional, and modern farmhouse interiors equally. Each shelf holds up to 50lbs. Wall-mount hardware included for tip-over safety. ANSI/SOHO certified. Assembly required. 1-year manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
- Brand: Bush Furniture — Key West Collection
- Finish: Bing Cherry
- Material: Engineered wood with laminate
- Style: Modern farmhouse / transitional
- Assembled dimensions: 65.98" H x 31.73" W x 12.64" D
- Shelves: 5 total — 2 fixed, 3 adjustable
- Shelf capacity: 50 lbs each (evenly distributed)
- Safety: Wall-attachment hardware included
- Certifications: Meets or exceeds ANSI/SOHO standards
- Warranty: 1-year manufacturer limited warranty
- Assembly: Required
"Of making many books there is no end, and much study wearies the body." — Ecclesiastes 12:12