Jeff Accent Chair 2-piece Set In Modern Crystal Black Ribbed Linen On Solid Wood

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

Matilda

Upholstery Color:Black

I absolutely love this chair. It’s classy comfortable and very heavy and sturdy. So easy to assemble. It matches perfectly with the rest of my furniture. I have it in my loft which is a living room for me. Highly recommend

May 24, 2025

About This Product

The Tess accent chair is a true masterclass in modern contemporary design. Drawing inspiration from Danish design, its silhouette showcases streamlined curves and an open back. The chair's sculptural motif is accentuated by a bold, three-leg design which emanates a weightless effect. Ribbed linen fabric is accompanied by a natural wood finish while full body padding beckons you to pause and revel in its warm embrace.

Features

Features a multi-weave, ribbed linen fabric for stylish appeal
Features 3 broad, solid wood legs in a brushed natural finish
Features a stunning back design
Features elegant, curved design making this piece a show stopper in any room
Full body padding makes this piece not only stylish but incredibly comfortable

Details

Swivel: No
Upholstery Material: Linen
Frame Material: Solid Wood
Upholstery Colour: Black, Grey
Leg Colour / Finish: Natural Wood
Seat Construction: Web Suspension
Fill Material: Foam
Cushion Construction: Foam
Arm Material: Foam
Leg Material: Solid Wood
Weight Capacity: 250 lb.
Number of Chairs Included: 2
Imported Product: Yes
Construction Features: Arms Included, Basic Butt Joinery, Kiln-Dried Wood
Detailing: Wood Scoring & Rub Through

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Jeff Accent Chair 2-piece Set In Modern Crystal Black Ribbed Linen On Solid Wood

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Jeff Accent Chair 2-piece Set In Modern Crystal Black Ribbed Linen On Solid Wood

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