Sought Elm bench and stool

SOUGHT FURNITURE LTD

£350

A Pete Shelton original design. With it's delicate appearance, yet robust structure the Sought Elm bench and stool have been woven in natural Danish paper cord to perfection. Whether in a window bay or at the foot of a bed, the Sought Elm bench is a perfect addition to any room. The stool looks fantastic alongside the bench and makes up the perfect seating range. Designer Pete Shelton Producer Sought Furniture Dimensions Bench - 46 cm high 105 cm wide and 40.5 cm deep Stool - 46 cm high 55.5 cm wide and 40.5 cm deep

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