Invite elegance into your living room with this three-seater bench that harmoniously combines wood and brown leather. Its refined design and generous proportions make it an ideal relaxation space for sharing convivial moments. The warmth of the subtly patinated leather evokes a timeless style, while the wood enhances its authenticity. This piece of furniture is not just a resting place; it is a centerpiece that will bring a warm ambiance to your interior. Some signs of use enhance its authenticity. Length: 215 cm Width: 90 cm Height: 90 cm Seat height: 37 cm Seat width: 60 cm Seat depth: 52 cm A brief history of the bench: Originating in the 17th century, the bench is the elegant and padded version of the bench, designed for the salons of the Haute Société. Unlike the sofa, it is distinguished by the absence of a backrest or arms, favoring an airy silhouette and a Louis XVI or Empire style. Whether referred to as a "piano bench" or "end of bed bench," it now fits into a boudoir or vintage aesthetic and remains the ideal piece for dressing a window or an entryway.
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Invite elegance into your living room with this three-seater bench that harmoniously combines wood and brown leather. Its refined design and generous proportions make it an ideal relaxation space for sharing convivial moments. The warmth of the subtly patinated leather evokes a timeless style, while the wood enhances its authenticity. This piece of furniture is not just a resting place; it is a centerpiece that will bring a warm ambiance to your interior. Some signs of use enhance its authenticity. Length: 215 cm Width: 90 cm Height: 90 cm Seat height: 37 cm Seat width: 60 cm Seat depth: 52 cm A brief history of the bench: Originating in the 17th century, the bench is the elegant and padded version of the bench, designed for the salons of the Haute Société. Unlike the sofa, it is distinguished by the absence of a backrest or arms, favoring an airy silhouette and a Louis XVI or Empire style. Whether referred to as a "piano bench" or "end of bed bench," it now fits into a boudoir or vintage aesthetic and remains the ideal piece for dressing a window or an entryway.