Complete your ultimate kitchen layout with this Homestyles Americana Kitchen Island Set with Two Stools. The drop leaf top sits on a durable engineered wood frame, which features a cottage oak finish with antique nickel finish hardware. Loaded with space-saving features and adjustable storage options, it combines modern conveniences with a classic aesthetic. Add in two counter height stools that are designed to bring people together and you've got a set that's a real conversation starter.
- Set includes kitchen island and two counter stools.
- Combination of hardwood and engineered wood adds beauty, strength and durability.
- Two drawers, a storage cabinet and six adjustable shelves accommodate a variety of sizes and shapes.
- Cottage oak finish for a warm and traditional feel.
- Seats are designed with customized contours to cradle the user.
- Some assembly required using our easy-to-understand directions.
- Furniture conveniently delivers straight to your home.
- U.S.-based Homestyles has delivered exceptional online furniture experiences for more than 20 years.
- Seat is designed with customized contours to cradle user
- Antique bronze finish on hardware is extremely durable and coordinates well with other finishes
- Counter-height stool has a 24-inch seat height
- Multi-step finish adds beauty and highlights the quality of craftsmanship
- Cottage oak finish for a warm and traditional feel
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| Product Depth |
26.5 |
| Product Height |
36.5 |
| Product Width/Length |
49.75 |
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Type:
Dining Room Groupsets
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Width:
49.75"
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Height:
36.5"
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Depth:
26.5"
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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