Comfort
Foam cushioning and a curved backrest keep the seat supportive for everyday dining.
OTI Nami Dining Chair - Honey Velvet Chenille Seat - Sculptural Ribbed Design
Honey velvet chenille for warmth | Ribbed seat for texture | Sculptural frame for modern dining
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279.65
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£329.00
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OTI Nami Dining Chair - Honey Velvet Chenille Seat - Sculptural Ribbed Design
Honey velvet chenille for warmth | Ribbed seat for texture | Sculptural frame for modern dining
The OTI Nami Dining Chair in honey velvet chenille softens its bold sculptural shape with a warm golden tone. The ribbed upholstery and flowing fully upholstered frame bring comfort, texture and statement dining style together.
Seat Material: Velvet chenille fabric with foam cushioning across the seat and backrest for comfortable everyday support.
Seat Colour: Honey velvet chenille, a warm golden beige tone that adds softness and depth to dining spaces.
Frame Material: Manufactured wood frame, fully upholstered in velvet chenille for a seamless sculptural finish.
Style and Suitability: Contemporary fully upholstered dining chair with a ribbed curved profile, suited to dining rooms, kitchens and statement interiors. No assembly required.
Measurements: Height: 86 cm. Width: 55.5 cm. Depth: 62 cm. Seat Height: 48 cm. Seat Width: 54 cm. Seat Depth: 43 cm. Weight: 13 kg.
The OTI Nami Dining Chair in honey velvet chenille softens its bold sculptural shape with a warm golden tone. The ribbed upholstery and flowing fully upholstered frame bring comfort, texture and statement dining style together.
Seat Material: Velvet chenille fabric with foam cushioning across the seat and backrest for comfortable everyday support.
Seat Colour: Honey velvet chenille, a warm golden beige tone that adds softness and depth to dining spaces.
Frame Material: Manufactured wood frame, fully upholstered in velvet chenille for a seamless sculptural finish.
Style and Suitability: Contemporary fully upholstered dining chair with a ribbed curved profile, suited to dining rooms, kitchens and statement interiors. No assembly required.
Measurements: Height: 86 cm. Width: 55.5 cm. Depth: 62 cm. Seat Height: 48 cm. Seat Width: 54 cm. Seat Depth: 43 cm. Weight: 13 kg.
Material
Honey velvet chenille brings soft texture and a warm golden finish to the design.
Shape
The Nami Dining Chair has a bold curved silhouette with ribbed detailing from seat to back.
Special Features
Honey velvet chenille upholstery. Ribbed sculptural back and seat. Fully upholstered frame. Foam cushioning with no assembly required.
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No |
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Velvet |
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Honey |
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Fabric |
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Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Do not use cleaning agents. Indoor use only. |
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Beige |
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No |
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Chenille |
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1 |
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Chenille fabric |
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Contemporary |
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LPD-000023 |
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China |
Available Colours
OTI Nami Dining Chair - Honey Velvet Chenille Seat - Sculptural Ribbed Design
Honey velvet chenille for warmth | Ribbed seat for texture | Sculptural frame for modern dining
| Dimensions | CM | Inches |
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| Backrest Height | 38 | 15 |
| Depth | 62 | 24 |
| Height | 86 | 34 |
| Length | 62 | 24 |
| Dimensions | CM | Inches |
|---|---|---|
| Seat Height | 48 | 19 |
| Seat Depth | 43 | 17 |
| Seat Width | 54 | 21 |
| Width | 55.5 | 22 |
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Welcome to Where Saints Go
Our co-founders, Mark and Tracey, launched the company in 2014, but the seeds of inspiration were planted long before then.
Welcome to Where Saints Go
Our co-founders, Mark and Tracey, launched the company in 2014, but the seeds of inspiration were planted long before then.
