Product Overview
Created exclusively for the Martha Stewart Perry Street furniture collection that embodies urban living, give your space a handsome allure with the Anna Arm Accent Chair. This armchair is upholstered in a soft grey patterned velvet fabric and features a dark coffee finish on the solid wood legs for a chic modern look. An included lumbar pillow provides extra comfort and support. In the city, a clean, urban-modern approach is the rule. This understated, efficient, and sometimes glamorous lifestyle, celebrates precision and luxury that is distinguished by beautiful colors and the highest quality materials. Leg assembly required.
Exclusive Martha Stewart Perry Street RTA furniture collection.
Modern and sleek design accent armchair with lumbar pillow in grey velvet upholstery.
Solid wood legs in dark coffee finish.
Leg assembly required.
Wipe clean with a damp cloth or steam clean.
Country of Origin: China
Material: Solid wood and plywood frame, solid wood legs, solid wood and plywood arms
Fabric Composition: 100% Polyester
Cushion/Upholstery Fill Material: Foam
Back Fill Material: Foam and Polyester fiber batting
Wood Finish: Dark Coffee
A JLA Home company, is a wholesale platform providing home furnishing solutions that address the lifestyles of today's consumers. Olliix provides direct online access to over 12,000 products ranging from living room furniture, bedroom products, kitchen/dining furniture, and unique home decorative accents such as lamps, wall art and decor. Our site is designed to enable interior designers, home stagers, store owners, and other business partners with the ability to view our catalogs, get product details, and place orders easily and efficiently. Whether you are looking for industrial or mid-century modern furniture within our INK & IVY brand or traditional lifestyle and classic designs in our Madison Park brand, Olliix has every lifestyle covered.
*Chair only. All other items not included. Color and saturation may vary due to lighting and monitor/phone screen settings.
