


Tyler Creek Counter Height Dining Bench
Marsoni
M251S
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Tyler Creek Counter Height Dining BenchInvite your family into the heart of your home with this upholstered dining room bench. Tapered legs are a sturdy foundation, while the counter height design raises the bar on fine dining. Textured black finish and heavy woven neutral upholstery accented with silvertone nailhead trim is trend right urban farmhouse style without all the fuss. More About This Product Product Details Made of wood, engineered wood and veneers Counter height design
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