These Antique White and Cream Voguish Dining Chairs are just the way to bring an air of romance and royalty into your space. Hardy and picture-perfect from all angles, the beautifully ornate and carved wood frame with Queen Anne legs is expertly upholstered with soft cream fabric and a crystal-like button tufted back. It sports tough legs adorned with raised and scrolled floral motifs carved apron. The classic antique white finish is deep representative of modern sophistication and style. These chairs used for dining or as accents will surely bring a sense of elegance and sophistication to your room. 42" X 25" X 22"
Features:
- Comfy padded seat and back - cream polyester fabric
- Ornate Styling with raised floral trim and crown motifs
- Sturdy Wood and Wood Veneer construction
- Wooden Queen Anne style legs
Specifications
| SKU | 347330 |
| Country of Manufacture | Vietnam |
| Number Of Cartons | 1 |
| ShippingMethod | Parcel |
| Back Style | Queen Anne Back |
| Color | Cream |
| Finish | Cream Fabric & Antique White |
| Leg Color | Antiqued White |
| Leg Material | Solid Wood |
| Main Wood Joinery Method | Basic Butt |
| Material | Wood |
| Natural Variation Type | No Natural Variation |
| Purposeful Distressing Type | No Distressing |
| Room | Dining Room |
| Seat Color | Cream |
| Style | Traditional |
| Upholstered | Yes |
| Upholstery Color | Cream |
| Wood Species | Rubberwood |
| Assembly Required | Full Assembly Needed |
Weights & Dimensions
| SKU | 347330 |
| Weight | 66.14 Pounds |
| Product Height | 42.0 Inches |
| Product Width | 25.0 Inches |
| Product Depth | 22.0 Inches |
| Number of Chairs Included | 2.0 |
| Shipping Weight (Carton 1) | 77.0 |
| Carton Height (Carton 1) | 20.0 |
| Carton Width (Carton 1) | 23.0 |
| Carton Depth (Carton 1) | 47.0 |
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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.
