HOMCOM High Back Accent Chair Upholstered Armless Chair Retro Button Tufted Royal Design with Thick Padding and Rubberwood Leg for living Room Dining room and Bedroom Crimson Red Black

Description

Bring style and character to your living space with this royal high back tufted chair from HOMCOM. Elaborating on the classic chesterfield design, this high back chair creates an accent piece that is both unique and elegant. Soft & thick padded cushions give you hours of comfortable, stylish sitting, while colorful upholstery gives this accent chair a stunning, unique appearance that is sure to stand out in all the right ways. Have fun with your space with our unique, fashionable high back accent chair from HOMCOM.

PRODUCT FEATURES

• CHESTERFIELD DESIGN: Elaborating on the classic chesterfield chair design, this high back chair creates an accent piece that brings elegance to your space.
• EMBELLISHED ACCENTS: This armless accent chair is full of character from its high button-tufted backrest all the way down to its four orbicular, solid wood feet and plush round ottoman seat in between.
• HIGH COMFORT: Soft high-density foam padded cushions on this armless chair give you a relaxing experience while still having a stylish piece of furniture.
• BRIGHT AND BOLD: The colorful velvet-touch upholstery gives this chesterfield chair a stunning, unique appearance that is sure to stand out in all the right ways with a variety of different color options.
• USE IN ANY ROOM: Highly versatile, this living room accent chair can be used in any room as a chair, an ottoman, or creative shelving space, creating a conversation piece in your home.
• Polyester
• Other
• Imported

WARNING: CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 WARNING
The State of California Health and Safety Code Section 25249.6, et seq., commonly known as Prop. 65, requires products to be labeled if any of over 900 chemicals are present even in trace amounts.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Toluene diisocyanate, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to .