Artfully crafted for a striking and lively look, this two-piece set of umbrella stands is a perfect addition to your mudroom, foyer, or entryway. These stands are hand - made from lightweight yet durable metal frames. Each one showcases a beautiful molded umbrella design with delicate engraved details around it. The antique brown, black, and white finish adds a stylish pop of color to your interior decor. They have wide round openings, allowing you to store multiple umbrellas at once. The cut - out handles make them easy to move during cleaning or redecorating.
**Features**
- Set of two stands, a great gift option.
- Unique home decor with flexibility and portability.
- Showcases textured umbrella artwork and subtle abstract engravings.
- Hand - crafted from lightweight yet sturdy metal alloy frames.
- Antique brown, black, and white tone finish.
**Additional Features**
- Product Length 1: 21.00
- Product Width 1: 10.00
- Product Height 1: 10.00
- Color: Brown
- Material: Metal Alloy
- Prop65 Warning: No
- Product Length 2: 9
- Product Width 2: 9
- Product Height 2: 16
Note: Product descriptions may reference specific features of BM07627 - BENZARA. You will receive the exact product according to the options (color, size, material, shape, etc.) you select on this page.
Using these umbrella stands is a breeze. Just place them in your mudroom, foyer, or entryway, and start dropping your umbrellas into the wide round openings. They're great for holding multiple umbrellas at once. When it's time to clean or redecorate, simply use the cut - out handles to move them around.
As for maintenance, you can wipe them down with a soft, dry cloth regularly to keep them looking good. Avoid using abrasive cleaners as they might damage the engraved details or the finish. Also, since they're made of metal alloy, try to keep them away from excessive moisture to prevent rusting. When selecting your product, make sure to choose the right color, size, and other options according to your needs, and you'll get the exact item as described.
