Unique and decorative, this 29" dark blue and black velvet slipper chair will leave a lasting impression. This sturdy velvet upholstered slipper chair comes in a chic solid dark blue color to give your space just the right look. The sturdy inner frame is built with high quality solid wood, featuring a loose back that is accented with soft and comfortable cushioning. 39" H x 29" W x 32" D
Features:
- Elegant slipper chair design adds a touch of luxury to any room.
- Includes removable cushions and toss pillows for added comfort and versatility.
- Plush velvet upholstery in a beautiful dark blue color for a sophisticated look.
- Sturdy solid wood frame ensures durability and supports up to 300lbs.
- The product can hold up to 300lbslbs.
- Upholstered with soft and durable velvet.
Specifications
| SKU | 286191 |
| Country of Manufacture | China |
| Number Of Cartons | 1 |
| Back Fill Material | Foam |
| Back Type | Loose Back |
| Color | Dark Blue |
| Cushion Construction | Foam |
| Frame Material | Solid Wood |
| Leg Color | Black |
| Leg Material | Solid Wood |
| Legs | Yes |
| Main Wood Joinery Method | Does not apply |
| Material | Velvet |
| Number of Chairs Included | 1 |
| Prop65 Reason | Formaldehyde |
| Prop65 | Yes |
| Purposeful Distressing Type | No Distressing |
| Room | Living Room |
| Style | Contemporary |
| Toss Pillows Included | Yes |
| Upholstered | Yes |
| Upholstery Color | Dark Blue |
| Upholstery Material | Velvet |
Weights & Dimensions
| SKU | 286191 |
| Weight | 37.00 Pounds |
| Product Height | 39.0 Inches |
| Product Width | 29.0 Inches |
| Product Depth | 32.0 Inches |
| Weight Capacity | 300Lbs |
| Shipping Weight (Carton 1) | 46.0 |
| Carton Height (Carton 1) | 32.0 |
| Carton Width (Carton 1) | 29.0 |
| Carton Depth (Carton 1) | 33.0 |
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Homeroots is a trusted lifestyle brand crafting quality home furnishings and decor. With a focus on elegance and functionality, they offer a diverse range of stylish products to elevate any space.
