Harding’s Attica Furniture, Flooring & Mattress703 Creek Rd.Attica, NY 14011(585) 591-2353
Hardings Mt. Morris Furniture & Mattress27 N. Main StreetMt. Morris, NY 14510(585) 658 2234
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Modern meets vintage in this accent table. Made of wood, it creates a vintage vibe with a distressed white and
The warbled texture of this glass candle holder gives it a casual, rustic charm. Add a pillar candle in the
This accent chair is an ultra-contemporary addition to your seating area. Warm espresso-hued wood and neutral faux leather harmonize beautifully
Get your modern sophistication on with this chic accent chair. Its rich olive green velvet upholstery is both luxurious and
Clearly a stunning statement piece for lovers of contemporary design, this sleek accent cabinet wows on many levels. Magnificent arched
Seamlessly bridge casual craftsmanship and organic beauty with this floor lamp. The modern profile of the sculptural wooden base elevates
Looking for a casually cool home accent? This set of boxes stacks up beautifully. A hexagonal mosaic design and cream
Country rustic. Vintage inspired. However you see it, you’re sure to be charmed by this bedroom mirror. A relaxed mix
Country rustic. Vintage inspired. However you see it, you’re sure to be charmed by this chest of drawers. Adorned with
Country rustic. Vintage inspired. However you see it, you’re sure to be charmed by this dresser. Adorned with chic drawer
Country rustic. Vintage inspired. However you see it, you’re sure to be charmed by this nightstand. Adorned with a chic
This bedroom mirror is made with engineered wood. Pairs with other items in the series to make a dresser and
This chest of drawers is the epitome of traditional decor. Its Louis Philippe-style moulding dates back to the mid-19th century,
This dresser is the epitome of traditional decor. Its Louis Philippe-style moulding dates back to the mid-19th century, when furnishings
This dresser and mirror set is the epitome of traditional decor. Its Louis Philippe-style moulding dates back to the mid-19th
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