February 8, 2012

Settees: Woven comfort

Related reviews:

By Rosemary Thornton, contributing editor

		Handcrafted on a farm in Northwestern Maine, this weaveback settee is made from maple trees harvested within the state. Oven-dried dowels are used for joinery, which insures a tight fit and long life. The foam-filled seat bottoms are woven with 100% cotton fabric and can be cleaned with a damp cloth. For an additional $10, a stain-resistant coating can be applied. Choose from several fabric colors and several wood finishes. This settee is not recommended for use with small, feuding children.
More Information About This Product: Manufacturer / Supplier: Shaker View Furniture Make / Model: Ask for Settee Pricing: Price is $850 (June 2005). Details: Dimensions: Seat is 16" high x 19" deep x 43-1/4" wide, back is 38” high. Styles this piece works with: Antique Reproduction, Country, Shaker, Traditional
Favorites: As you browse Furniture Planners, you can save items to a favorites list. Add to favorites
More Information about Shaker View Furniture: Overview: Shaker-style chairs made in Maine. Rockers, ladderbacks, stools, benches and settees. traditional woven seats with Shaker tape. Type of Company: Manufacturer Types of furniture: Benches, Chairs, Rockers, Settees Main styles: Shaker Sells furniture: Direct through website Website: http://www.shakerview.com Take it further: See our page with more information about Shaker View Furniture plus a list of reviews we've written about products from the company.

HOME

Product Reviews

Suppliers & Retailers

Feature Stories

About Us | Privacy Policy | Contact Info
Copyright 2004-2011 FurniturePlanners.com. All rights reserved.

FurniturePlanners serves furniture shoppers with an independent editorial voice.
We accept no payment, placement fees or consideration for the product reviews and company profiles that appear on our site.

Here at FurniturePlanners.com, we live and play in the Eastern mountains of the U.S. and Canada. We like nice houses, interesting building products and fine furnishings. The sites we publish reflect these passions: