Wixford Armchair - Oak Wood, Natural

WILLOW & WOOD LTD

£450

A chair you'll happily linger in, the Wixford Armchair combines the warmth of solid oak with the natural texture of woven seagrass. Thoughtfully proportioned with supportive arms, it offers a more relaxed take on everyday seating, whether gathered around the table or pulled into a quiet corner of the room. The rustic design showcases the beauty of natural materials, bringing character and an easy-going feel to both country and contemporary interiors. Rich in texture and timeless in style, it works beautifully as a standalone piece or alongside other seating from the collection. Made from solid

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