The Oslo Counter Dining Set offers a seamless blend of mid-century modern charm and craftsman robustness. Crafted from kiln-dried Asian hardwood with a hand-stained pecan finish, this ensemble offers both sophistication and endurance. Delight in the comfort of stylishly upholstered chairs, adaptable for dining or stand-up workspaces. With easy-care fabric and seating for four, the Oslo set is both practical and chic. Individual pieces also available.
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Oslo 5-Piece Counter Set
(Table & 4 Counter Chairs)
From: $1,047.00
Description
- Distinctive Design Blend: A seamless fusion of mid-century modern and craftsman designs, ensuring your dining space is a testament to impeccable taste.
- Sturdy Composition: Made from the robustness of Asian hardwood solids, the richness of pecan veneers, and the durability of engineered woods.
- Kiln-Dried Excellence: Our wood undergoes a kiln-drying process to ward off issues like warping, cracking, and mildew, ensuring your furniture’s longevity.
- Mortise-and-Tenon Joinery: A mark of quality craftsmanship; our dining set is solidly built using this age-old technique along with corner blocks and stretchers for unmatched stability.
- Hand-Stained Pecan Finish: Every piece of wood is hand-stained in a natural multi-step pecan finish, accentuating the wood’s authentic grain and character.
- Versatile Heights: The 36-inch high table pairs seamlessly with the 24-inch seat height Counter Stool, making it perfect for both dining and stand-up working.
- Counter Compatibility: Our 24-inch seat height chair is versatile and fits perfectly with 36-42 inch counters.
- Comfortable Seating: The table seats four, ensuring cozy family dinners or intimate gatherings with friends.
- Easy-Care Fabric: Chairs upholstered in a linen-type padded 100% polyester fabric, offering both style and ease of maintenance.
- Easy Assembly: Hassle-free setup lets you enjoy your dining space sooner.
