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Item: 24256940
Model: XAB40X12
Price is $203.29
Free delivery by Wed, May 21
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Brown benches are a popular choice for side chair and accent seating in both the office and home. The different shades of brown, from light to dark, have a color breadth that matches a wide variety of interior decor. An extensive range of structural styles offers pieces that complement virtually any interior design element. Brown beam seating also offers decorative versatility while providing the functionality necessary for multi-person accommodation in a compact setting.
Brown Is a Versatile Accent Color
Benches can be the centerpiece of an interior space, like an entryway or mudroom, or they can set off other furniture in living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, and even office reception areas. Brown benches can be an eye-popping focal point with striking colors like espresso, chocolate, and russet, or a harmonizing piece opposite color tones like light and muted greens, dark reds, and neutral grays. Dark browns also provide a striking contrast with brighter colors like yellow.
Wood bench finishes also provide various brown hues, from light colors like teak to mediums such as cherry and dark colors like mahogany. Wood furniture also comes in styles ranging from traditional to contemporary.
Brown Benches Offer an Array of Structural Elements
Benches come in a variety of furniture and architectural styles, with lines that are straight and simple or contoured and ornate. Benches can have full or half arms or backs, or none at all. Arms and backs can have rounded or straight designs with scrollwork or vertical or horizontal slats.
Benches sit on different styles of legs -- splayed, straight, or shaped -- or they can be fully enclosed without legs at all. Brown benches provide straight seating, or they can integrate with storage elements. Some open benches have a lower shelf beneath the front rail for items likes shoes and boots. Closed benches may have a hinged seat lid that opens up to a spacious area inside the bench, while others may have pull-out drawers as front panels.
Is Brown Beam Seating a Viable Alternative to Benches?
Beam seating consists of individual chairs that attach to a welded crossbar with a pair of side arms and legs. They are normally available in two, three, and four-seat configurations. Brown beam seating may be a preferable option when a constricted space needs to accommodate more than one seat.
What Are Some of the Unique Design Elements Possible with Brown Benches?
Brown wood benches provide an opportunity for some truly distinctive furniture motifs. A rustic style may include log benches, including split-log seating. Modern styles may include one-piece slats that furniture-makers bend to form edges and join together with metal spacers. Wicker benches accentuate casual style, either in their natural neutral brown shades or with stain or paint in rich chocolates. Other designs may take on retro styling, with a console and pegged-leg motif.
What Type of Seats Are Available with Benches in Brown Shades?
Seating for benches may simply be the brown-hued wood or wicker that forms the rest of the frame of the bench. Other benches have upholstered and padded seating in a variety of fabrics, including natural or dyed, rich-looking leather, faux leather, linen, or chenille. Linen and cotton come in many patterns that suit any interior. Fabrics allow for the full array of upholstery styles for brown bench seating as well.
Brown Is a Versatile Accent Color
Benches can be the centerpiece of an interior space, like an entryway or mudroom, or they can set off other furniture in living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, and even office reception areas. Brown benches can be an eye-popping focal point with striking colors like espresso, chocolate, and russet, or a harmonizing piece opposite color tones like light and muted greens, dark reds, and neutral grays. Dark browns also provide a striking contrast with brighter colors like yellow.
Wood bench finishes also provide various brown hues, from light colors like teak to mediums such as cherry and dark colors like mahogany. Wood furniture also comes in styles ranging from traditional to contemporary.
Brown Benches Offer an Array of Structural Elements
Benches come in a variety of furniture and architectural styles, with lines that are straight and simple or contoured and ornate. Benches can have full or half arms or backs, or none at all. Arms and backs can have rounded or straight designs with scrollwork or vertical or horizontal slats.
Benches sit on different styles of legs -- splayed, straight, or shaped -- or they can be fully enclosed without legs at all. Brown benches provide straight seating, or they can integrate with storage elements. Some open benches have a lower shelf beneath the front rail for items likes shoes and boots. Closed benches may have a hinged seat lid that opens up to a spacious area inside the bench, while others may have pull-out drawers as front panels.
Is Brown Beam Seating a Viable Alternative to Benches?
Beam seating consists of individual chairs that attach to a welded crossbar with a pair of side arms and legs. They are normally available in two, three, and four-seat configurations. Brown beam seating may be a preferable option when a constricted space needs to accommodate more than one seat.
What Are Some of the Unique Design Elements Possible with Brown Benches?
Brown wood benches provide an opportunity for some truly distinctive furniture motifs. A rustic style may include log benches, including split-log seating. Modern styles may include one-piece slats that furniture-makers bend to form edges and join together with metal spacers. Wicker benches accentuate casual style, either in their natural neutral brown shades or with stain or paint in rich chocolates. Other designs may take on retro styling, with a console and pegged-leg motif.
What Type of Seats Are Available with Benches in Brown Shades?
Seating for benches may simply be the brown-hued wood or wicker that forms the rest of the frame of the bench. Other benches have upholstered and padded seating in a variety of fabrics, including natural or dyed, rich-looking leather, faux leather, linen, or chenille. Linen and cotton come in many patterns that suit any interior. Fabrics allow for the full array of upholstery styles for brown bench seating as well.