Lyncott Dining Chair (Set of 2)

SKU:
D615-04X2
Price:
B$ 410.00 B$ 186.00

Subject to stock availability. Pre order may take about 6-8 weeks.

Product Description +

A refreshed take on retro aesthetics. The Lyncott side chair adds an air of playful simplicity to your dining space, capturing the architectural language of mid-century stylings. The seat invites the eye with a soft-edged silhouette and mustard yellow cushion. A casual, yet timeless, finish on the frame creates visual contrast to complete this study in form and function.

  • Made with solid hardwood frame

  • Medium brown wood-tone finish

  • Polyester upholstery

  • Foam cushion

  • Assembly required

Specifications +
Vendor Modal Number :D615-04X2
Assembly Required :
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