Jaxton Occasional Chair Shades of Mocha

Marsoni

M251S

$199.00

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Jaxton Occasional Chair Shades of MochaEnhance your living room with the Jaxton Occasional Chair Shades of Mocha. The rich mocha boucle fabric provides a soft yet textured finish, while the curvilinear design and fixed seat cushion ensure both style and comfort. Built with a sturdy pine and plywood frame, this chair adds sophistication and practicality to any space. Made from textured boucle fabric Rich mocha colour with a natural look Fixed seat cushion for added support Curvilinear

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