That item has been discontinued, but here are similar options.
Solid bamboo runs through the Greenington titles at AURA, from platform beds to sideboards to tall display shelves. That shared material is the reason Greenington bamboo furniture holds a room together so easily. Choose a bed, a dresser and nightstands in the same finish and the room reads as one decision, even when the pieces come from different series.
The finish names do the rest of the work. Caramelized, amber, black walnut and an exotic finish all appear in the line, and they behave very differently at seven in the evening. A caramelized piece goes warm and honey-toned under a lamp. Black walnut drops back into shadow and lets lighter things in the room take the lead. Pick the finish for how you use the room after dark, because that is when you will notice it most. Among the high end furniture brands we carry, Greenington is the one I point people to when they want a consistent material from bedroom to dining room.
Greenington Furniture in Japandi and Mid-Century Rooms
Bamboo's tight, straight grain sits naturally in Japandi furniture schemes, where the goal is quiet surfaces and very little ornament. Choose the darker finishes and the same material slides into mid century modern furniture without looking borrowed. The material stays the same. The finish and the room around it decide the style.
Greenington Bamboo Beds and Bedroom Furniture
Beds are the largest group in the Greenington collection here, followed by dining tables and dining chairs. The Currant platform bed is a good example of how the finish choice works: the same queen frame comes in amber and in caramelized, and the Queen Solid Bamboo Platform Bed in Caramelized is the warmer, deeper of the two.
Bamboo platform bed: amber or caramelized?
Amber keeps a bedroom light and open, a good call for a smaller room or one with little daylight. Caramelized adds depth and reads more grounded, which suits a larger room or walls painted in a mid or dark tone. If your floors are already warm wood, caramelized will blend with them. Amber will create a little contrast instead.
Greenington nightstands and dressers: match the tone, not the model
Nightstands and dressers round out the bedroom side of the line, along with other storage pieces. You don't need every piece from one series. Keep the finish consistent and let the shapes vary. A matched set in a single model can look like a showroom. A matched finish across different models looks like a room someone put together over time.
Greenington Dining Tables, Sideboards and Shelving
Dining tables and dining chairs make up the next largest groups, and sideboards sit alongside them. The Currant 72" solid bamboo sideboard in Caramelized is long enough to anchor a dining wall and pair with a table around 96" to 108" if you follow the two-thirds rule for buffets. Shorter tables pair with shorter sideboards. The ratio matters more than the absolute size.
Greenington display shelves with tiger inlay
The Magnolia tall display shelf carries a tiger inlay and comes in a black walnut finish and an exotic finish. A tall shelf changes a room's vertical rhythm, so place it where the eye needs somewhere to go: the empty corner, the wall beside a window, the end of a long dining room. Leave the shelves half empty. Bamboo grain looks best with air around it.
Greenington Bamboo Furniture, One Material Across the House
Continuity is the point: one finish, chosen for how it looks at night and carried from the bedroom to the dining room, so the house feels furnished with a single idea in mind.
































































































