Baylow Dining Chair

SKU:
D741-03A
Price:
B$ 350.00 B$ 175.00

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

Product Description +
Made of wood

Distressed black vintage washed finish

Semi-deconstructed design

Two-tone upholstery (burlap back; beige polyester seat)

Foam cushioning

Nailhead trim

Assembly required

Yearning for a fresh helping of casual farmhouse design? Have your fill with the exquisitely crafted Baylow upholstered dining chair. Truly a labor of love, this deliciously different host chair is “undressed” to impress with a semi-deconstructed aesthetic. Contoured wraparound silhouette includes an exposed wood frame beautified with a distressed black vintage washed finish. Two styles of upholstery: an earthy burlap on the back and plush beige fabric on the front make for a cool contrast.

Weight and Dimensions +
Weight : 11.34 lb
Dimension : 23"W x 27"D x 41"H
Specifications +
Vendor Modal Number :D741-03A
Assembly Required : Assembly Required
Warranty : 365 days
UPC : 024052648577
Lifestyle : Mane + Mason™
Vendor Colour :
Volume : 7.2 ft3
Additional Dimension :

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