Rudyard Kipling wrote The Jungle Book 124 years ago, but Mowgli, Shere Khan & Baloo are as loved today as they were in 1894. We expect our new Kipling furniture collection will enjoy the same timelessness.Introducing Kipling Bedroom Furniture
Rudyard Kipling was a Vermont resident who found inspiration in our green mountains and our ever changing seasons. We pay homage to him in the superior quality of this handmade solid wood bedroom collection. Shown above in natural cherry wood, Kipling features a bed, 3 different nightstand options, two 5 drawer chests, a 6 drawer dresser, a large 7 drawer dresser and an extra-large 10 drawer dresser. Buy separately or as a set.Solid Wood Construction
Fresh clean lines and precise right angles show off the natural characteristics of solid wood in this beautiful Kipling platform bed. It's made-to-order in your choice of solid cherry, maple and walnut hardwoods. You can choose from 5 standard sizes: twin, full, queen, king & CA king. Customize the bed if you need it higher, lower, longer , shorter, narrower or wider. Give us a call. We'll make it easy.Made to Order Just for You
Purchase Kipling's dressers in medium, large or extra large sizes. These classic pieces are crafted in a small workshop in Burlington, VT. Each one is meticulously made to order. Rob and Adam take great pride in their craftsmanship. This is truly a piece you will cherish.Free Shipping & In Home Set-Up > $3000
Your new Kipling 5 drawer chest comes in standard (20"d x 28.5"w x 41.25"h) and extra wide (20"d x 35.5"w x 41.25"h) sizes. Case pieces ship fully assembled. Free shipping & in-home set up for all orders over $3000.
Simple elegance. The Kipling fine furniture collection is handcrafted by our friends at Vermont Furniture Designs and available exclusively at Vermont Woods Studios. Call for details, stop by our showroom or order online.Traditional Hand Rubbed Oil Finish
We finish Kipling cherry and walnut pieces with a hand rubbed linseed oil and wax finish. Maple pieces are finished with a tung oil, as the maple grain is more dense and it does not absorb linseed oil as well as the other woods. Learn more about this fine furniture collection and
