BEDROOM FURNITURE STYLE

Donut Dog Bed in Cherry Bones

7855 Size: X-Small (22" x 16") Bowsers sets the trend in design with this stylish and practical addition to your home. The Dutchie Dog Bed sports clean lines and overstuffed bolsters, ensuring the security and comfort your dog deserves. Bowsers' fabrics are available in a variety of prints and solid colors. With all there is to choose from, you're sure to find one that your dog loves, as well as one that goes great with your existing decor! Features: -Zippered cushion and outer cover machine wash and dry. -Cherry Bones pattern. -''Tufted'' cushion prevents fiber from shifting or clumping. -Diamond microvelvet fabric. -Available in 5 sizes. Size Outer Dimensions Inner Dimensions Weight Capacity Small 7'' H x 21'' W x 19'' D 5'' H x 12'' H x 10'' D 15 lbs Medium 8'' H x 28'' W x 25'' D 5'' H x 16'' W x 12'' D 35 lbs Large 9'' H x 35'' W x 32'' D 6'' H x 22'' W x 18'' D 50 lbs X-Large 10'' H x 40'' W x 36'' D 7'' H x 27'' W x 22'' D 70 lbs XX-Large 11'' H x 47'' W x 39'' D 8'' H x 34'' W x 25'' D 100 lbs

At a time when the monochrome palette of furniture designers such as Charles Rennie Mackintosh in Scotland and Josef Hoffmann in Austria was considered to be startlingly innovative, the introduction of the primary coloured Red/Blue Chair in 1921 by the Dutch architect Gerrit Thomas Rietveld (1888-1964) caused a sensation. Conceived as an abstract composition of surfaces and lines in space, this chair is Rietveld’s three-dimensional vision of the minimalist paintings of Piet Mondrian, a fellow member of the De Stijl movement. Rietveld intended the chair for mass-production and it is made from standard lengths of wood, which require little skill to construct. Originally finished in natural wood, it was painted in then-radical bright by Rietveld in 1921.

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