Kitchen Dining
12 years ago
Need new seating options. Depth from window wall to edge of counter is 5 feet. Width is 8'3" feet. Counter height is 3 feet. There is no view through window (side of my neighbors home). Dining room is adjacent.
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12 years agoThe image does not say where the bench is from but maybe you will like this bench.
http://www.worldmarket.com/product/mahogany-verona-bench.do?&from=fn
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