Beachwood Upholstered Armchair
- Regular price
- $179.00 USD
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$214.80 USD - Sale price
- $179.00 USD
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Arrives mid October
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1 year warranty included (terms apply)
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Transform Spaces with Timeless Sophistication
The classic mid-century modern chair, perfect vintage -look piece to complete your mid-century modern décor, the frame of this piece is crafted from solid wood in a medium espresso finish, this attractive wood framed chair has it all, style, comfort, and durability, created with plush foam cushioning that encourages you to settle in and relax, it features a unique open-framed arm design, complete with rounded wooden accent bolt covers for an authentic retro finish, comfortably padded seat and back cushions are finished in leather-look microfiber for an elegant finishing touch.
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Why Nordic Abode
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Timeless design
Designed with integrity and durably crafted for everyday use. Our materials are carefully selected for lasting a lifetime. We're so confident your piece is covered for a full year. No bad surprises.
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Limited production
All our products are manufactured at limited production, only making what we know we will sell. Your order might take slightly longer, but this significantly reduces our environmental impact.
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Transparent pricing
No middlemen. Going direct-to-consumer allows us to offer our designs at the fairest price. We also believe in accessible pricing and full transparency. Our pricing model is an open book.
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Greener choice
The way we see it, we're here for the long run: Our pledge is to contribute 1.5% of your purchase to remove CO₂ from the atmosphere. We use Stripe Green to fund carbon cleaning technologies.
