This armchair shows off a boxy silhouette, track arms, and tapered dowel legs for a mid-century vibe. Built with a solid wood frame, it comes in a range of fabric (and hue) options – so it’s easy to find the one for you. Welted seams + button tufting are tailored finishing touches. Two bolster pillows are also included.

• Cushion Construction: Foam
• Frame Material: Solid Wood
• Level of Assembly: Partial Assembly
• Weight Capacity: 250lb.

Very well made with firm seating. The chair is basically a chair and a half width but with the side bolsters it makes the width more standard.. Stacey. Tulsa, OK. 2021-04-10 11:14:42

The chair brings character to your home with her quirky-cute shape and punchy color options. Featuring a curved silhouette, soft velvet upholstery, and a sturdy pine frame; this chair will cozily envelop you with its rounded back and plush seating. Want a dash of sprightly vibrance in your home? 's just what you need!

• Handmade by skilled furniture craftsmen
• Kiln-dried pine frame with webbing support
• Sumptuous velvet upholstery
• Available in multiple fun color options
• Fabric swatch available

A retro design, reimagined. This armchair draws on classic tufting and scaled back silhouettes to ground your space in mid-century style. Crafted from a blend of solid and engineered wood, the frame features a low-profile design with a deep seat and slim arms. The seat and back are upholstered in cotton blend velvet in muted tones, with channel tufting in the back that complements the retro look. This chair supports weights up to 300 lbs. No assembly required.

Product itself seems fine - looks nice. The sear bit lower than I’d like, so getting in and out will take effort. I will have to use a lumbar cushion to be comfortable (it’s not soft/ergonomic enough for my low back). Still for two accent chairs in my living room for a reasonable price, it gets the job done. My big beef is scheduling was handled badly. I scheduled for a Saturday because weekday are busy for me. The Tuesday before, I got a text saying ‘someone will be there tomorrow, right?’ Apparently I had missed an email (which had looked like sales stuff) and now I was getting on 24 hours notice of the change. I couldn’t call etc during work. Tried to change it after work but ran into problems and was told I could have a 12 hour window on Saturday with the understanding they’d tell me closer to Saturday what window they’d deliver. Customer service said this was standard practice if deliveries were running early to shift to an earlier date. I opted to work from home rather than risk waiting around my house at 6pm on Saturday when I had plans. The cable company will give me a shorter window than this. Making arrangements to be home was wildly inconvenient. I’d rather pay more to not have the stress of not knowing if my dates will be changed.. Evangeline Wilmot. Saint Paul, MN. 2024-09-12 18:01:43