White Storage Bench
White ribbed upholstery · Bed-end seating

Storage benches · Vanity chairs · Stone trays
Explore ribbed storage benches, rounded vanity chairs and scalloped stone trays for bedrooms and dressing spaces.
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Each piece is designed to sit quietly in a room — useful, tactile, and easy to live with.
Living
A bench at the end of the bed holds the throw you never know where to put. A chair tucks under the dressing table. A tray keeps the small things in one place.
PLVTII pieces are designed around those small, repeated moments — not the ones you photograph once.
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Texture & Atmosphere
01 — Fabric
Textile inspiration for a room with upholstered seating and soft neutral layers.
02 — Wood
Wood flooring and warm light make a natural backdrop for the collection. This image is a styling reference.
03 — Stone
A stone texture reference. See the scalloped tray collection for the available shapes and colors.
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About PLVTII
PLVTII focuses on storage benches, rounded vanity chairs and stone trays. Discover a seat for the end of the bed, a chair for the mirror and a place for everyday small things.
White, grey and brown benches. White and pink chairs. Beige, green and purple-veined stone trays.
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FAQ
A few things people ask before buying. If yours isn't here, reach out — we're happy to help.
A bench roughly two-thirds the width of your bed usually looks balanced at the foot. Leave at least 18 inches of walking space around it. If you're unsure, measure the gap between the bed and the wall first — that's the number that matters most.
Compare the chair dimensions on Amazon with the height and width beneath your dressing table. Allow space for the rounded back and for moving the chair.
For fabric, vacuum gently and blot spills with a clean cloth — avoid scrubbing. For stone trays, wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap, then dry. Avoid acidic cleaners on marble and travertine.
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