HOMESTYLES Americana White Kitchen Island with Seating
Designed with a drop-leaf top and adjustable shelves. Includes two bar stools. Easy assembly with common household tools.
Complete your ultimate kitchen layout with this Homestyles Americana Kitchen Island Set with Two Stools. The distressed oak drop leaf top sits on a durable engineered wood frame, which features an off-white finish with antique nickel finish hardware. Loaded with space-saving features and adjustable storage options, it combines modern conveniences with a classic aesthetic. Add in two counter height stools that are designed to bring people together and you’ve got a set that’s a real conversation starter.
- Drop leaf extends when more surface is needed and folds down to save space.
- Two drawers, a storage cabinet and six adjustable shelves accommodate a variety of sizes and shapes.
- Off-white finish is refined and timeless.
- Doors keep your space looking tidy and clean.
- Seats are designed with customized contours to cradle the user.
- Some assembly required using our easy-to-understand directions.
- Furniture conveniently delivers straight to your home.
- Matching bar stools included
- Seat height: 24 in.
- Assembly is easy and requires only common household tools
Additional information
Dimensions | H 36.5 in, W 49.75 in, D 26.5 in |
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Depth | Standard (21-36 in.) |
Width | Standard (40-55 in.) |
Manufacturer Warranty | 30 days parts replacement |
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by Nicole
It was fairly easy to put together and looks so nice in my kitchen!
by Rah
I love the island. It is a very nice heavyweight piece of furniture. I purchased the set with the bar stools. The island was boxed in three boxes. It took an hour just to unpack it. The assembly took over three hours for the island alone, with two people . We did run into a problem just starting out, but after that we moved right along. The only problem with the island is the left door is so tight we’ll need to do some kind of adjustments just to use that side. Would have loved to have added a photo of the finished project.
by James
Exactly what I expected and I absolutely love it.
by Gunnar
This product is great! The final product looks great in our kitchen and is the best self-assembling product I have ever made. I only had one issue, which was attaching the bottom to the columns. My helper and I couldn’t complete the step without standing the whole thing upside down. I called the company about it. They were friendly and receptive to my concerns. Buy this if you are looking for an island and chairs.
by Richard
Very pleased with the ease of putting the island together and how great it looks in our kitchen! Very functional. Well built. Had all parts and pieces as stated.