Madison Park
Bradford Upholstered Accent Bench
Bradford Upholstered Accent Bench
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SKU: MP105-1185
Product Details
Elevate your home decor with the mid-century charm of the Madison Park Bradford accent bench. Featuring a unique cutout open back, this upholstered accent bench flaunts clean lines that provide a sophisticated and modern look to any room.
Material design:
- Frame Composition: Solid wood and plywood
- Leg Material: Solid wood
- Seat and Back Material: Upholstered
- Arm Material: Solid wood, plywood and foam
- Fabric Composition: 100% polyester woven jacquard
- Cushion or Upholstery Fill Material: Foam
- Wood Finish: Dark coffee
Features:
- Distinctive bench with cutout open back
- Clean-lined frame provides sophistication and a modern look to any room
- Solid wood legs in dark coffee finish
- Upholstory seat with side and back support
- Upholstered in a beautiful, soft yet durable fabric
- Two removable matching round bolster pillows included
- Assembly required
Size Dimensions:
- See below
Seat Dimensions: 43.5"W x 18"D x 17"H
Seat Cushion Thickness: 4"
Back Rest Size: 14"W x 6"H
2 Bolster Pillows: Dia. 6" x 17"L (2)
Clearance Under Bench: 7"
Maximum Weight Capacity: 400 lbs
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- See below / Gray - $263.20
This bench was super comfortable and easy to assemble! I would definitely be back for more purchases 😊
This bench is super cute! I find the color, size, and design to be very aesthetically pleasing. The material is also nice, and makes using the it more enjoyable. We use this bench in the entryway of our front door, and have found it to be the perfect piece of furniture for that area. Anyone looking for a bench with comfort as a top priority, however, should not go with this one. It is incredibly firm, and appears to have little-to-no padding or cushioning to it. The overall assembly of the bench was pretty simple in theory, but screwing it all together was incredibly tedious and time consuming. I also absolutely despise furniture with a lot of screws that are only compatible with using Allen wrenches to assemble, and that’s the case with this bench. Lastly, the bottom of the bench looks like it was pieced together with multiple leftover scrap pieces of wood. As a result, I have some concerns about the structural integrity of the benches seat and wouldn’t be surprised if it starts breaking far before it should.















