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2013-04-12 08:39:30.419362-04
 Category: Home & Kitchen
Vendor: 20-inch seat height designed for use with 30-inch high dining tables Matching bossa dining table, sideboard and banquettes also
Product Description : : Color: RedIn Brazil, to do something with bossa is to do it with particular charm and natural flair. Available in counter and dining height with 48 and 54 inch tops, Bossa tables pair straight lined architectural bases with round floating tops, built out edge bands and book matched veneer surfaces. Parsons chairs, banquettes and kitchen counter stools are available in several fresh colors and blend transitional button tufting with a contemporary profile, upholstery application and wood finish. The result is an urban contemporary casual dining set designed with ample bossa. Bossa chairs, banquettes and stools feature no-sag web seat cushions for extra comfort and 10 bolt grooved corner block construction for easy assembly and long term durability. Bossa tables are built with solid birch legs and Ash wood veneer tops finished in a versatile multi-step Chocolate Brown finish that showcases wood surfaces while protecting them from spills and scratches. Designed for use with 30 inch dining tables. Matching Bossa Dining Table, Sideboard and banquettes also available. Luxurious paddeds leatherette seat and chair back with webbed no-sag seat cushion for extra comfort. Constructed from Birch solid wood, leatherette uphostery. Bold Dark Chocolate wood finish matches table and provides a stark contrast against red leatherette upholstery. Gently curved back and wide seat cushion make for a comfortable seat. Stylish contemporary design. Durable 10 bolt grooved corner block construction makes for easy assembly and lasting beauty. Modus Furniture International (MFI) is a leading manufacturer and distributor of contemporary and transitional bedroom, dining room, and home entertainment furniture. Their products are designed for today
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