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HomePop Parsons Classic Upholstered Accent Dining Chair, Set of 2, 23.5"D x 19"W x 38"H, Pewter Grey and Lattice Cream
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HomePop Parsons Classic Upholstered Accent Dining Features
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DINING CHAIRS: Available in a number of classic fabrics our elegantly upholstered dining chairs are a statement that would perfect just about any dining room set of furniture
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MODERN CHAIR: Our dining room decor are both stylish and durable for a lavish design that’s built to last | Created with premium easy-to-care-for fabric woven in 100% cotton and combined with wood legs in a striking Dark Walnut Finish
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ROOM FURNITURE: Our dining chairs set of 2 provide extra seating for either your dining set or in some cases living room furniture assemble | Our comfortable chair with it's modern design works in most homes adding a decorative accent to any room for a luxurious statement
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SITTING CHAIR: Super easy to clean our dining room chairs can be spot wiped using a soft dry cloth | Support a weight capacity of up to 250lbs
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KITCHEN & DINING ROOM CHAIRS DIMENSIONS: 23.5" D x 19'' W x 38" H. Seat Height 19"
About HomePop Parsons Classic Upholstered Accent Dining
HomePop's most classic Parsons Dining Chair|K6805-F2061| is offered in the broadest range of fabrics and wood finishes. From linen-like fabrics to bolder prints and patterns, this classic chair design is made to work with a range of interior design styles. Enhance an existing dining room by adding a pair, or buy multiple sets to create a whole new dining ensemble. The parsons chair will also brighten up a bedroom, entryway or living room and is easy to pull out and use for additional guest seating. Complemented by wood legs in a range of rich finishes, this dining chair is easy to assemble and maintain. Sold as a set of 2.
