Orkney Raffia Wingback Armchair, Mahogany
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Orkney Raffia Wingback Armchair, Mahogany

Est. Arrival: Aug 19 - Aug 31
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Why we love this

Designed with bold proportions and natural materials, this armchair is artisan-crafted of mahogany with a wingback silhouette and textural, woven rush seat and back.

PRODUCT INFORMATION
Arm Height: 26"
Color: frame, mahogany; seat/back, natural
Dimensions: 24"W x 26"D x 42.5"H
Made Of: frame, mahogany; seat/back, rush
Please Note: Because this item is made to order, its estimated delivery date includes a longer lead time.
Seat Depth: 26"
Seat Height: 17.5"
SKU: 77376517
SHIPPING & RETURNS
ESTIMATED ARRIVAL: Aug 19 - Aug 31
HOME DELIVERY: Additional shipping fee applies. Learn More
RETURNS: This item is non-returnable. See our Return Policy for details.
ABOUT THE BRAND
Founded in 1977, Mainly Baskets began by creating baskets for the design industry around Atlanta. It has since grown into a prized source for handwoven baskets throughout the United States. The elegant baskets, made of traditionally styled wicker and rattan, have been featured in magazines from "House Beautiful" to "Architectural Digest."
Why we love this

Designed with bold proportions and natural materials, this armchair is artisan-crafted of mahogany with a wingback silhouette and textural, woven rush seat and back.

About the Brand
Founded in 1977, Mainly Baskets began by creating baskets for the design industry around Atlanta. It has since grown into a prized source for handwoven baskets throughout the United States. The elegant baskets, made of traditionally styled wicker and rattan, have been featured in magazines from "House Beautiful" to "Architectural Digest."