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Clean-lined, earthy-looking tables, bed frames, dressers, and chairs

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Cherry sideboard, $2,995

Those who appreciate warm simplicity will be thrilled to know the New York–based minimalist furniture line Atlantico is now available at Hejfina. Look for clean-lined, earthy-looking tables, bed frames, dressers, and chairs in American white oak with a choice of three finishes or American cherry with a Danish oil finish. A walnut stool we liked was $495; a six-and-a-half-foot cherry dining table, $2,395. Hejfina, 1529 N. Milwaukee Ave., 773-772-0002.

 

 

 
Chicago magazine
July - August 2007
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