Kennington Armchair - Ash Wood, Natural

WILLOW & WOOD LTD

£575

Our Kennington Armchair makes a gorgeous accent chair that will help style a living room, bedroom, dining room, open plan kitchen or conservatory. Its ash timber frame is upholstered in a neutral fabric that will complement any colour palette, while its modern design will go particularly well with a contemporary interior design scheme. Delivered fully assembled, this lovely armchair has removable back and seat cushions with zipped covers that can be taken off easily when it is time for a clean. Add a colourful cushion for a comfy and stylish finishing touch. Weight 19.3 kg Height 79 cm Width 7

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Registered at Companies House as WILLOW & WOOD LTD, number 14804490. Checked 2026-08-29.
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