Allure Black Tufted Seat And Gold Finish Bench

Allure Black Tufted Seat And Gold Finish Bench

Marsoni

M251S

$174.95

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Allure Black Tufted Seat And Gold Finish BenchThe Allure Black Tufted Seat and Gold Finish Bench brings graphic clarity and a warm gleam to Orsina rooms. The Allure Black Tufted Seat and Gold Finish Bench sets a thick black velvet cushion with button tufting over a reflective gold stainless base that features crisp angles and refined end accents, creating a statement seat that feels tailored and welcoming. Materials and comfort Dense foam cushioning delivers support without sag, while tufting

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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2026