Hooker Furniture - Alfresco La Riva Upholstered Seat Side Chair - 2 per carton/price ea

Alfresco La Riva Upholstered Seat Side Chair - 2 per carton/price ea

Hooker Furniture
Alfresco Collection

Features

Ladderback style
Upholstered seat
Floor glides
Light bronze nailheads

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by Hooker Furniture

Delivering the casual look and feel of ageless pieces acquired during travels in the Old World, Hooker Furniture is featuring Alfresco, a whole-home collection with relaxed European provincial styling. The Alfresco collection has a well-traveled aesthetic that is inspired by heirloom pieces found in homes perched on cliffs along the Italian coastline of the Adriatic Sea. The collection of bedroom, dining room, occasional and accent furniture features moderately distressed designs that are enhanced by accent paint finishes that create an eclectic feel. Alfresco is constructed of oak, maple and hickory veneers and poplar solids, and includes several pieces with stone and metal accents.

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The La Riva is a classic ladderback chair with a French twist, distinguished by soft curves and stylish flair. Crafted of Oak Veneers, the La Riva Upholstered Seat Side Chair is finished in an organic Oyster color in a versatile neutral light gray tone, and the cozy upholstered seat is covered in Chimay Linen, an ecru-colored performance fabric.

Features

Ladderback style
Upholstered seat
Floor glides
Light bronze nailheads

Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.

Note: delivery occurs from Graham, North Carolina and generally calculates to $2/mile from that location. We offer FREE delivery within 25 miles.

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