The Refectory Bench : Re Sawn Oak

Ashton & Coleman

£729

The refectory dining bench is designed to match up perfectly with our refectory dining table. It does however have a life of its own and can sit comfortably by itself in many rooms of the home, from porches and hallways to kitchens and dining rooms. Our Oak Refectory Bench is a modern rustic bench design that blends easily into a multitude of home styles, from modern designer homes to traditional townhouses and country cottages. Like many of our furniture designs this modern oak bench is exclusive to Ashton And Coleman Furniture Makers. The refectory Bench is designed to fit under our refector

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The Refectory Bench : Re Sawn Oak

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