Hooker Furniture - Chatelet Splatback Arm Chair - 5300-75400

Relax in comfortable elegance with the Chatelet Splatback Arm Chair that will help you create a luxurious but laid-back dining experience, or serve as extra seating in a family room setting. The upholstered seat is covered in a natural-colored linen blend and the gracefully-shaped back is finished in Caramel Froth, a soft amber with vintage white accents.

Product Features

• Collection: Chatelet
• Category: Dining Room
• Color Family: Beige
• Fabric: Flax Natural
• Fabric Content: 55% Linen, 45% Cotton
• Cleaning Code: W
• Clean with water-based cleaning agent
• Upholstered seat
• Finish Description: Pecky pecan veneers are warmed by a soft amber color and a touch of aged white paint to highlight distinctive grains and moldings in the Caramel Froth finish.
• Finish Filter: Light Wood
• Material Description: Rubberwood Solids and Fabric
• Material Filter: Fabric
• Motion Type: Stationary
• Style: Traditional/Formal
• Fabric Details: Flax Natural|Fabric Content: 55% Linen, 45% Cotton|Cleaning Code: W|Clean with water-based cleaning agent
• Wood Distressing Type: Scraping lines, sloping lines, rasping, worm holes
• Assembly Required: No
• Weight Capacity: 250 lbs

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