Etton Beige Storage Bench

To keep the upholstery looking new, our general care expertise suggests regular dusting with a soft, dry cloth to prevent debris from settling into the fabric weave. For minor spills or stains, we recommend spot cleaning with a soft cloth dampened with mild soap and water. Always avoid harsh chemical cleaners, as they can damage the fabric's finish and color.

With a width of 50.5 inches, this bench is an ideal proportional fit for the foot of a Queen size bed, which typically measures 60 inches wide. While it can also be used with a King size bed, it will leave more space on either side. At 18.5 inches high, it sits at a standard height that aligns comfortably with most mattress profiles, providing a convenient spot to sit while dressing.

Designed as a "storage bench," this piece features an internal compartment perfect for tucking away bulky items that typically clutter a bedroom or entryway. It is an ideal solution for storing seasonal linens, extra throw pillows, or even shoes and bags in a mudroom to keep your high-traffic areas organized and tidy.

The tufted seat construction on this bench is not only a hallmark of contemporary style but also serves a functional purpose. The tufting helps keep the interior padding in place, preventing the fabric from shifting or sagging over time even with daily use. The tightly woven beige fabric offers a neutral, versatile look that anchors a room without overwhelming other decor.

Yes, this bench is excellently suited for smaller living spaces or narrow transitional areas like hallways and entryways. Its depth of 18.5 inches allows it to provide ample storage and seating without protruding too far into walking paths. Its "waterfall" leg style and rectangle silhouette offer a clean, streamlined profile that helps maintain an open feel in compact urban floor plans.

Customer assembly is required for this item. It is designed with a straightforward construction that allows for efficient setup. We recommend reviewing the included instructions carefully and assembling the piece on a soft surface, such as a rug, to protect the fabric and the contemporary finish of the legs during the process.