Name: Coralie Dining Counter Chair
Brand: Coralie
SKU: 10212224
Price: 179 USD
Availability: InStock

Coralie Dining Counter Chair - 10212224

By Coralie

$179.00

(450 Reviews)

Model

10212224

Store

Macys
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Manufacturer

Coralie

Detail

Transitionally styled, the Coralie Counter Chair offer elements of both traditional and contemporary design to fit with virtually any decor. Beautifully turned front legs and a shield back with nail head trim accent the fashion-forward harbor grey finish with light distressing. Four-sided stretchers add stability and a comfortable foot rest.

Category

Furniture

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