




Bocello - Mid-Century Chair - Walnut / Black
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- Mid-Century Charm: The Bocello Chair by LumiSource is designed to bring mid-century modern styling to your home, featuring a stylish wood back with a walnut finish that adds a touch of elegance to any space.
- Versatile Usage: Ideal for use in dining areas, living rooms, or entryways, this chair is available in a variety of colors, allowing you to choose the perfect fit for your decor.
- Comfortable Seating: The cushioned seat is upholstered in high-quality faux leather, ensuring comfort and sophistication, while its tapered wood legs provide stable support.
- Durability and Assembly: Designed for indoor use only, the chair supports up to 250 lbs and requires assembly, making it a reliable addition to your furniture collection.
Bocello - Mid-Century Chair - Walnut / Black
22.0in L, 18.0in W, 31.0in H, and 13.0 lb
Delivery & Pickup
Shipping is available throughout the United States, with White Glove Delivery available in Grays Harbor County. Timing, availability and fees vary by item and destination. Contact us before ordering and we’ll confirm the best delivery or pickup option for your address.
Financing & Payment Options
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