STICKLEY MISSION OAK

EDINBURGH COLLECTION

Influenced by the arts and crafts masters of Scotland, the Stickley Edinburgh Collection transforms your space into something extraordinary yet comfortable. While making a strong statement on its own, this is also a collection that ‘plays well with others’. Mix and match with pieces from other Stickley collections (from Mission to Metropolitan) to create an eclectic room setting.

excerpts from the Stickley Edinburgh catalog. For more information and to view pictures of the entire Stickley Edinburgh collection, go to www.stickley.com and please visit one of our two Atlanta locations for the largest display of Stickley in Georgia.

The Edinburgh Collection is named for one of Europe’s most architecturally beautiful and historically interesting cities. Edinburgh’s history may be said to have begun when Malcolm III of Scotland erected a castle there in the late 11th century and his wife built the Chapel of St. Margaret, the city’s oldest surviving building. By the end of the 1500’s, Edinburgh was established as the capital of Scotland. While parliament ceased in Edinburgh around 1707, the city continued to grow and prosper during the “Enlightenment,” which lasted until the 1800’s. Edinburgh blossomed as a cultural center in the 18th and 19th century around the figures of the philosophers David Hume and Adam Smith, and the writers Robert Burns and Sir Walter Scott .The distinctive Edinburgh Collection is made of solid wild black cherry and consists of bedrooms, dining rooms, and an occasional group. All pieces are inspired by the Glasgow Style of furniture introduced in the early twentieth century by Scottish designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928). The collection is designed to fit today’s homes and lifestyles.

excerpt from the Stickley Edinburgh catalog