Antique White Swedish Country Storage Bench
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Description
Charming Gustavian Style storage bench, made in Sweden at the turn of the century. Painted with a light touch, the whitewashed surface has a splendid, translucent quality that reveals the warmth of the pine wood underneath. Striking decorative crest rail with ball accents has bold, graphic charm. The chunky, squared silhouette has a timeless and modern feel. Deep drawer with ample storage at the bottom adds functionality to this bench. Add pillows and textiles for comfort, this bench is a versatile storage solution for any nook, hallway or foyer. Seat measurements: 20"d x 34".
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