Item Code: BT-16
Designed for modern dining spaces, the Monza Grey Fabric Dining Bench combines clean lines, practical comfort, and refined style. Upholstered in soft, high-quality grey fabric, this piece brings understated elegance to any kitchen or dining room. Whether you're creating a contemporary family dining area or a more formal setting for guests, the Monza Bench offers both versatility and lasting comfort.
Its space-conscious design makes it an ideal choice for smaller dining rooms or open-plan kitchens where layout matters. With generously padded seating and durable black metal legs, the bench is built for everyday use while still presenting the sophisticated finish that sets it apart.
The Monza range includes a variety of matching pieces to suit your space: from individual dining armchairs to both left-hand and right-hand corner dining benches—perfect for creating a seamless corner arrangement that encourages conversation and connection.
Key Features:
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Soft grey upholstered fabric for a smooth, premium finish
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Available as: dining bench, dining armchair, left-hand corner dining bench, right-hand corner dining bench
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Padded seat for long-lasting comfort during meals or gatherings
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Sleek black metal legs add contrast and a modern edge
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Compact corner bench design maximises seating without overwhelming your space
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Matches easily with neutral or monochrome interiors
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Ideal for both kitchen and dining room settings
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Suits everyday dining as well as special occasions
Delivery & Returns:
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Free UK delivery on all orders
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Choose your preferred delivery time slot at checkout
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Delivered using our own professional team and branded vans
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Hassle-free returns for peace of mind
Bring lasting style and comfort into your dining space with the Monza Grey Fabric Dining Bench. Whether used on its own or as part of a full corner seating arrangement, it offers the perfect balance of beauty, craftsmanship, and everyday function. Order today to transform your dining area with timeless design and practical elegance.
