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Richmond Interiors Fay Eetkamerstoel - Shitake Island

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Richmond Interiors Fay Eetkamerstoel - Shitake IslandOmschrijving Ontdek de perfecte combinatie van comfort en stijl met de Richmond Interiors eetkamerstoel "Fay", verkrijgbaar in drie prachtige kleuren: Khaki Velvet, Wood Renegade en Shitake Island. Deze stoel belichaamt luxe en verfijning, ideaal voor een eigentijdse eetruimte. De "Fay" eetkamerstoel in Khaki Velvet straalt elegantie uit met zijn fluweelzachte bekleding en diepe kleur, wat zorgt voor een luxe uitstraling en een comfortabele

Omschrijving

Ontdek de perfecte combinatie van comfort en stijl met de Richmond Interiors eetkamerstoel "Fay", verkrijgbaar in drie prachtige kleuren: Khaki Velvet, Wood Renegade en Shitake Island. Deze stoel belichaamt luxe en verfijning, ideaal voor een eigentijdse eetruimte.

De "Fay" eetkamerstoel in Khaki Velvet straalt elegantie uit met zijn fluweelzachte bekleding en diepe kleur, wat zorgt voor een luxe uitstraling en een comfortabele zitervaring. De Wood Renegade variant voegt een natuurlijke en warme touch toe met zijn houten accenten, perfect voor liefhebbers van een rustieke esthetiek.

Shitake Island biedt een neutrale en serene uitstraling, die moeiteloos harmonieert met diverse interieurstijlen. Elk detail van de "Fay" stoel is zorgvuldig ontworpen om comfort te bieden, met een ergonomisch gevormde zitting en een stevige rugleuning voor optimale ondersteuning tijdens lange diners of gezellige bijeenkomsten.

Of je nu één kleur kiest voor een uniforme uitstraling of meerdere kleuren combineert voor een speels effect, de Richmond Interiors eetkamerstoel "Fay" voegt onmiskenbare klasse toe aan je eetkamer. Kies voor luxe en comfort met de "Fay" stoel en geniet van stijlvol dineren in je eigen huis.

Over het merk

Van Spieghel naar Richmond Interiors. Bijna 45 jaar geleden begon Richmond Interiors onder de naam Spieghel Trading Company met de inkoop en verkoop van antieke meubelen. Voordat ze het wisten vervulden ze de functie van groothandel voor talloze winkels, maar ze wilde meer: zélf ontwerpen en produceren.

Vandaag de dag werkt Richmond samen met betrouwbare leveranciers, de beste vakmensen en de nieuwste machines om voortdurend het beste van het beste te ontwerpen en produceren. Richmond artikelen moeten altijd klasse, comfort en sfeer uitstralen. Ze streven continu naar de perfecte balans tussen duurzame kwaliteit met een chique touch en een passende prijs. Ieder jaar worden de Richmond collecties aangevuld met nieuwe ontwerpen. Tegelijkertijd houden ze de meest populaire klassiekers uit hun geschiedenis in leven voor de liefhebbers.


Specificaties

Afmetingen
Breedte 57 cm
Diepte 61 cm
Hoogte 79 cm
Breedte zitting 42 cm
Diepte zitting
46 cm
Hoogte zitting 49 cm
Hoogte armleuning 64 cm
Gewicht 9.7 kg
Algemene specificaties
Productnummer

S4581 WOOD RENEGADE
S4581 SHITAKE ISLAND
S4581 FR KHAKI VELVET

EAN

8720621684732
8720621684749
8720621684404

Armleuning Ja
Variant


Wood Renegade
Shitake Island
Khaki Velvet

Kleur

Renegade wood 108
Shitake Island 124
FR-Quartz 903 Khaki

Materiaal zitting 100% polyester
Materiaal rugleuning 100% polyester
Materiaal onderstel Metal

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