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Dining Chair with Armrests - Scandinavian Style - Dominic Red

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Description

General description

Bring clean lines and practical comfort to your dining area with the Dominic Scandinavian dining chair. Its black polypropylene seat features a curved backrest and integrated armrests, creating a supportive silhouette suitable for everyday use. The crossed beechwood legs provide a stable base while adding warmth and natural character to the design. Its balanced combination of black polypropylene and light wood makes this dining chair easy to coordinate with Nordic, modern, and contemporary interiors. With a seat height of 45 cm, the Dominic chair is ideal for dining rooms, kitchens, and social areas. Its simple, versatile design also makes it a practical seating solution for cafés, restaurants, offices, and hospitality spaces. Choose the Dominic chair to introduce Scandinavian style, comfortable arm support, and a timeless contrast of black and natural wood into your interior.

Technical specifications

Seat height: 45 cm

Material: Black polypropylene seat, beechwood legs

Features

Brand
PRIVATEFLOOR
Pcs per pack
1
Chair type
Dining room
Colour
Red
Recommended age
Adult
With armrests
Yes
Chair feature
Armrests
Total height
80 cm
Width
62 cm
Structure material
Wood
Material
Wood
Weight
5 kg
Style
Scandinavian
ManoMano Reference
ME51474750
MMID
401340311093
Product code
50962722
EAN
5056667015043

Customer reviews

3,4

/ 5 Reviews

Reviews verified by ManoMano

MManoMano Customer

Published on 11/02/2022, Italy

Excellent value for money

MManoMano Customer

Published on 26/01/2022, Italy

Fast delivery and excellent value for money

Iinstitut de beauté

Published on 02/03/2021, France

Very average quality, the holes in the seat do not correspond to the feet .. I am still awaiting the return of the manufacturer ..

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