Arlington Corner Hutch

While the corner footprint is smaller, the interior depth is often deeper than a standard hutch, allowing you to store larger platters or serving pieces that might not fit in shallower cabinets. The triangular shape effectively utilizes dead space in a room corner, though you may find the very back corners slightly harder to reach.

Hard Maple and Quartersawn White Oak are generally the most durable choices due to their dense grain structures, making them highly resistant to dents and scratches. If you prefer a softer look, Cherry is a beautiful, stable option that will darken and develop a rich patina over time.

Yes, the Arlington Corner Hutch is fully customizable. You can select any of the available wood species—such as Brown Maple or Rustic Cherry—and pair it with your choice of stain to ensure the piece complements your existing furniture.

This piece is typically delivered in two sections: the base cabinet and the upper hutch. This makes moving it into your home significantly easier, and the two pieces are designed to stack securely with minimal effort.

Measure the wall space extending from the corner on both sides to ensure it meets the hutch's dimensions. Also, check for any baseboard heaters, crown molding, or electrical outlets in that corner that might prevent the unit from sitting flush against the walls.