Met Ant Gold & Perfect Brown Armchair Traditional Homey Design HD-506
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Met Ant Gold & Perfect Brown Armchair Traditional Homey Design HD-506
The Offer includes: Armchair ONLY
Homey Design HD-506 Collection Introduces the brilliance of time-honored style merged with Classic European. The refined elegance of old world France is captured in this chair. This elegant chair is sure to be a dazzling focal point in your traditional living room. Luxurious accent pillows create a distinctive look, while the deep, plush seat cushion supports you in glamorous comfort and style. Seat cushion and back are upholstered in a rich chenille fabric and accented with intricately hand carved solid wood which continues along the front and up around the back for an exquisite style that is sure to impress. Scrolling hand carved detail along the arms and base accent the grandiose traditional design of the chair. This Collection brings Yesterday's Tradition into Today's Lifestyle.
Features:
- Traditional Style
- Hand carved wood frame
- High Quality fabrics
- Removable Backs for ease of delivery
- 100% Kiln Dried, Solid wood frame
- Rolled Arms with wood accents
- Hand Carved Wood Trim
- Detailed carving on the arms and base
- Luxurious reversible pillows with accented fabric patterns
- Durable Chenille Fabric
- TOP QUALITY Hardware
- Durable Construction that helps ensure that this product will last for years to come
- The product Response for Higher Comfort and Durability
- Elegant Shapes with Accentuated Features
Dimensions:
- Chair: 31" x 47" x 33"H
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