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Nott Linen Bench - Wild Oats Wide Herringbone
£695.00
Colour:
Wild Oats Wide Herringbone
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An upholstered bedroom bench has a certain classic appeal that is hard to replicate; it brings to mind great literary heroines, taking a moment of contemplation. The Nott can indeed...
An upholstered bedroom bench has a certain classic appeal that is hard to replicate; it brings to mind great literary heroines, taking a moment of contemplation. The Nott can indeed be used to sit and relax, as a useful surface to rest clothes and essentials, or simply as decoration. Taking its name from the "goddess of the night" in Norse mythology, it is a magical piece.
- Herringbone linen upholstery; oak frame
- The Nott Bench can be paired with a bed of any size
- It can also be used as a dining bench
- The cushion is removable and has a zip
- Product code: A15186-2-11-1578-10
| Width | 161 cm |
| Depth | 41 cm |
| Height | 52 cm |
Made Using Natural Fibres
Made Using Natural Fibres
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