This dining side chair features a distinctively shaped wood back and a comfortable, padded seat upholstered in cream textured chenille. It is crafted from Rubberwood solids with square turned legs to complete its elegant design.
This Al Fresco slat back dining bench is crafted from Rubberwood solids with a two-tone Graphite and Whitestone finish. It features a distinctive slat back design, turned splayed legs, and nylon glides to protect flooring.
Crafted from Rubberwood solids, the Al Fresco slat back side chair blends rustic charm with a two-tone Graphite and Whitestone finish. It features a comfortable saddle-shaped seat and turned splayed legs for stability.
This versatile Wicker accent dining chair features full upholstery, pillowtop seat and back cushions, and casters for easy mobility. It provides comfort and sophistication, suitable for use as a dining, host, or accent chair.
This versatile Truffle accent dining chair features full upholstery, pillowtop seat and back cushions, and casters for easy mobility. It provides comfort and sophistication, suitable for use as a dining, host, or accent chair.
This versatile accent dining chair is fully upholstered in Sapphire fabric with pillowtop seat and back cushions. Equipped with casters for easy mobility, it functions well as a host, side, or accent chair.
This versatile Ivory accent dining chair features full upholstery, pillowtop seat and back cushions, and casters for easy mobility. It provides comfort and sophistication, suitable for use as a dining, host, or accent chair.
This panel back side chair is crafted from Rubberwood solids in a Satin Espresso finish for lasting durability. It features a softly shaped back and a padded seat upholstered in Grey Mist Boucle fabric, supported by clean-lined square tapered legs.
This upholstered side chair showcases a modern design with angled arms, square tapered legs, and decorative nail head trim. It is crafted from Rubberwood solids with a Satin Espresso finish and upholstered in a textured Grey Mist Boucle fabric.
