Upholstered Stool (2/CN)
Price: $70.89
The beauty of this upholstered bar stool is something to savor. Designed to serve up comfort and flair, this backless bar stool entices with a saddle seat covered in a heavy woven fabric that complements the antiqued white finish.
Item #: D647-024 UPC: 24052561487
D: 16.380in. H: 24.000in. L: 20.750in.
Features
- •Made of solid wood
- •Antiqued white finish
- •Cushioned seat upholstered in heavy woven polyester fabric
- •Assembly required
Extra Dimensions
- •Seat width: 18.25 in
- •Seat depth: 14.25 in
- •Seat height: 24 in
- •Footrest height: 8.25 in
Product Documents
About Bolanburg - Antique White
Collection Style: Urban FoundryŽ Unique two-tone finish with a combination of Oak and Acacia substrates combining a trendy textured antique white color with table and server tops finished in a textural weathered oak finish. Rectangular dining table features six convenient drawers for storing smaller items. The -02 upholstered host chair inspired by the trendy deconstructed styles for casual living. The -01 side chairs feature a boxed cushion seat. All chairs feature a heavy woven fabric for added textural qualities. The large capacity server has three doors with lattice design. The tall bunching unit has two drawers, three shelves and open lattice sides. D647-32 rectangular counter table features four convenient drawers for storing smaller items. All chairs feature a heavy woven fabric for added textural qualities. D647-13 round drop leaf counter table converts to smaller square version and has a shelf for storage. The D647-42 table will seat four guests with storage cabinet on one end. Storage cabinet has a drawer located at the bottom with a single adjustable shelf located behind two doors above. D647-09 is made with solid wood, veneer and engineered wood substrate in antique white. Heavy woven polyester fabric with nail head trim. D647-55T/B table sets on a stylish double pedestal base and extends to 103" long. The D647-08 extra large bench with thick upholstered seat cushion.
