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Plank+Beam Entryway Bench, Wooden End of Bed Bench for Bedroom, Mid-Century Modern Square Bench for Hallway, Living Room, Indoor, Porch, 56.25", Clay
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Plank+Beam Entryway Bench, Wooden End of Bed Bench Features
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Exceptional Craftsmanship: Wood bench is crafted with solid Pine and Birch wood to create a strong, durable design with a contemporary look
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Mid-Century Styling: A unique, slatted surface and tapered legs offer a timeless, modern style that matches your room design and other mid-century modern decor; Bench is perfect for placement in your entryway, bedroom, or covered outdoor space
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Supportive Design: Solid wood bench frame and legs pair with metal-on-metal bolt connections to provide a high, 275 lb. weight capacity
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Beautiful Finishes: A variety of finishes in neutral and bold colors coordinate with the look of your unique space; Finishes are non-toxic and low VOC, complementing your clean and healthy home
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Total Footprint: Bench measures 56.5” L x 16.5” W x 17.5” H
About Plank+Beam Entryway Bench, Wooden End Of Bed Bench
Bringing together contemporary craftsmanship with timeless style, our Mid-Century Entryway Bench gives a modern look to every bedroom, entryway, and covered outdoor space. Crafted with solid Pine and Birch wood, this versatile bench pairs beautifully with every décor and design. Clean, durable finishes in neutral or bold colors coordinate with your space. Its slatted design and tapered legs offer a refined elegance. A solid wood frame with strong metal-on-metal connections supports 275 lbs. Perfect for use as an extra seating surface or as a place to lay books, bags, plants or décor. This solid wood bench is ideal for mudrooms, entryways or at the end of the bed or table. Complete your space with this multifunctional statement piece.
