Winston Court Gray Upholstered Bench

With a width of 49 inches, this bench is designed to comfortably seat two adults or up to three children. Its rectangular, backless profile makes it an efficient seating solution, allowing multiple guests to share the space without the bulk of individual chairs.

This bench is crafted using high-quality ash veneers, known for their prominent grain patterns and natural durability. The frame features turned legs in a natural finish, highlighting the wood’s organic beauty. This combination of hardwood veneers and a sturdy upholstered seat ensures a stable and long-lasting piece for your dining environment.

Unlike traditional all-wood benches, this model features a fully upholstered seat. The padded fabric surface provides a significantly more comfortable experience for guests during long dinners or social gatherings, blending the relaxed feel of a bench with the cushioned support of a standard dining chair.

Yes, this bench is an excellent choice for space-constrained living. Its slim 17-inch depth and backless design allow it to be tucked completely under a standard-height dining table when not in use, instantly freeing up valuable floor space in small dining rooms or apartments.

To maintain the gray fabric upholstery, we recommend regular dusting or light vacuuming with an upholstery attachment to prevent debris from settling into the weave. For spills, our general care guidelines suggest blotting immediately with a soft cloth and using a mixture of mild soap and warm water for spot cleaning. Avoid harsh chemicals to preserve the integrity of the fabric and the finish of the wood.

Absolutely. While designed for the dining room, its casual coastal aesthetic and 49-inch width make it a versatile accent piece. It is frequently used in entryways as a convenient spot for putting on shoes, or at the foot of a bed to add refined, contemporary charm to a bedroom.

No, this piece is delivered fully assembled. You can begin using it in your dining room or entryway immediately upon arrival, avoiding the hassle of tools or complex instructions.