Everybody had owned pine furniture in the past, whether it be a chest of drawers in the spare room or a dresser with water rings on the top. A blanket box that's seen three house moves and none of them kindly. Most people walk past it. We stop. Pine gets a bad reputation. It was everywhere in the 80s and 90s — orange-varnished, slightly too shiny, and permanently associated with a certain kind of pine-and-swirly-carpet decade that most of us are glad to have left behind. But

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