The Gail black kitchen stool is a beautifully crafted piece that will add a touch of sophistication to any kitchen. It is made from high-quality materials and features a number of thoughtful details that make it both stylish and comfortable. Elegante tapered solid birch frame in a rich black painted finish. Refined details like brushed bronze studs and brass finished footrest. Pure linen upholstered seat in a gorgeous natural texture with tufted detailing. High-density, foam-filled cushioned seat for added comfort
The gail kitchen stool is perfect for anyone who wants to add a touch of luxury to their kitchen. It is also a great choice for families with young children, as the high-quality materials are durable and easy to clean.
Here are some additional benefits of the Gail kitchen stool:
- Durable construction
- Easy to clean
- Comfortable seating
- Stylish design
| Condition: | Brand New |
| Color: | As per selection |
| Style: | Modern |
| Shape: | Picture of actual item |
| Main Material: | Velvet |
| Frame Material: | Hardwood & Stainless Steel |
| Category: | Furniture > Chairs > Table & Bar Stools |
| Type: | Kitchen, Dining Room Chairs, Designer Chair, Bar Stool |
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Care & Protection:Â
- Rotate cushions and vacuum frequently to remove dust and prevent general soiling.
- To prevent fading, keep fabric out of direct sunlight.
- Blot spills immediately. For fabric specific instructions see below.
- For indoor use only.
- Leather: Do not use polished, preservers or leather soaps to clean. Dab spill immediately with a soft cloth. Leather is a natural product; both color and texture will vary slightly from hide to hide.
Disclaimer: Picture/ photos used is of the actual item but Décor or other items used/ seen in photos are NOT included only listed Product/ Products in the main heading unless mentioned. Please note that color Images are for reference only.
