• Dining room
• Painted
• Banquette
• White oak
• Table
• Storage
• Slats

Ink blue banquette nook

A colour-drenched breakfast nook: a deep ink-blue banquette with wide drawers under the seat, an oiled oak seat board and ochre linen cushions against a wall of white oak slats, round an oak pedestal table on a cross foot.

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Passes Crava's checks for fit, strength and stability. Change any size, the wood or the finish in the app, and it is checked again.

At a glance

Overall W x D x H

2400 x 1560 x 1450 mm94 1/2" x 61 7/16" x 57 1/16"

Parts to cut

97

Build steps

57

Boards

34

Sheets

7

Solid wood

61.7 bd ft

Weight

261.6 kg577 lb

Materials

• White oak
• Birch plywood
• MDF
• Pine (eastern white)

Finish

• Finishing oil - Hardwax oil, matt
• Paint - charcoal, matte
• Paint - deep ink blue, eggshell

Tools

• Saw
• Square
• Tape
• Drill
• Dowel jig
• Clamps
• Router
• Table saw
• Sandpaper
• Brush

Hardware and fittings

• 1 x Bench seat cushion, 70mm foam in ochre linen, piped, in three lengths
• 1 x Banquette back cushions, 90mm, ochre linen, piped
• 2 x Anti-tip furniture wall bracket, steel, with stud screws
• 6 x Side-mount drawer slide, 400mm
• 3 x Cup pull, 96mm centres, brushed brass

Cut list

The first 3 of 37 lines, in millimetres (inches below), finished size including joint allowances.

The 3D model

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