Lucia Upholstered Dining Chair in Charcoal Synthetic Leather and Black Metal Crossroads Dining - Chairs Frame-and-panel top with a groove

Name: Lucia Upholstered Dining Chair in Charcoal Synthetic Leather and Black Metal Crossroads Dining - Chairs Frame-and-panel top with a groove
Brand: benedik.com.br
SKU: 7794809834
Price: 69.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8253 (11 reviews)

SKU 7794809834 · ★ 4.8

EUR69.00 EUR90.00

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Lucia Upholstered Dining Chair in Charcoal Synthetic Leather and Black Metal Crossroads Dining Chairs Frame and panel top with a groove Frame and panel top with a groove between frame and center panel lets the solid wood expand and contract with the seasons Assembly takes about 15 minutes Carefully layered seat cushion made with high density foam base for a seat that is firm but supportive and will soften over time Features: Made from synthetic leather and tubular steel

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