Description
- Backless design with silver nailhead trim for accent
- Bright white faux leather seat
- Durable American hardwood frame
- Glamorous country style to suit your home
- Deep brown wood finish adds a modern touch
Forget those old-fashioned stools, the Linon Claridge Patches Backless 24 in. Counter Height Stool - White is here to bring a fresh look into your home. Framed in durable American hardwood, this stool has a classic backless design, deep brown finish, and stand-out details. Its comfy padded seat is upholstered in a gorgeous white leather perfectly accented with double stitching and silver nailhead trim to round out the look. About Linon Home Decor Linon Home Decor Products has established a reputation in the market for providing the best trend-right products at the right price, while offering excellent quality, style and functional furnishings to every room in the home. Linon offers a broad selection of furnishings for today\'s discriminating and demanding retail environments. They offer outstanding values for every room; a total commitment of quality, service and value that is unsurpassed in their industry. Care/Maintenance The beauty of furniture care is that it helps to protect your investment. Fine furniture is an important purchase. Proper care will help maintain your furniture\'s finish and ensure that it looks great year after year. Caring for furniture is easy. Following a few simple guidelines will help extend the life of your furniture. Always dust with a polish-moistened cloth. Polish cushions the cloth, eliminating the scratching that occurs with dry dusting. Dust will scratch the furniture surface if not removed properly. Use a soft, clean cloth that won\'t scratch the surface. Avoid coarse or scratchy materials or fabrics. Never use soap and water on furniture. Water can penetrate the finish and raise the grain on wood, causing damage. Many common problems in furniture care are caused by the elements. If you are aware of these troublemakers, the resulting damage can easily be avoided. Sunlight\'s ultraviolet rays can damage wood finishes.