Templecombe Rattan Armchair - Ash Wood, Oatmeal

WILLOW & WOOD LTD

£700

When it is time to switch off, sink into our stylish Templecombe Rattan Armchair. This comfy chair has a luxuriously thick Oatmeal back cushion and seat pad to make it supremely comfortable. The chic rattan frame makes it a great choice for a conservatory or garden room, as well as for a living room or bedroom occasional chair. Fully assembled, it is ready to place and enjoy straight away. As wood is a natural material, each piece has its own subtle variation in tone and texture. Weight 17.7 kg Height 84 cm Width 73cm Depth 83cm Material -Ash Colour - Neutral Additional Information This produc

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