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Brett Palm Print Velvet Accent Chair28height27width33depthMeasurements are in inches.71.12height68.58width83.82depthMeasurements are in centimeters.

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JB Martin Performance Velvet

An exclusive palm print performance velvet designed in partnership with JB Martin, an award-winning South Carolina textile mill that has been family-run for six generations. The performance velvet features a plush, matte pile that's durable, stain-resistant and easy to clean. Color may appear to vary depending on the angle of view and direction of light.

CAD 2,599.00

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Brett Palm Print Velvet Accent Chair
CAD 2,599.00
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Assembled in North Carolina, velvet chair by Los Angeles-based AD100 designer Ross Cassidy evokes the clean lines of early 20th-century French industrial design. The chair is covered in an exclusive palm print performance velvet designed in partnership with JB Martin, an award-winning South Carolina textile mill that has been family-run for six generations. CB2 exclusive.

Brett Palm Print Velvet Accent Chair28height27width33depthMeasurements are in inches.71.12height68.58width83.82depthMeasurements are in centimeters.
  • Designed by Ross Cassidy exclusively for CB2
  • Assembled in North Carolina
  • Frame constructed of engineered wood certified sustainable by the Forest Stewardship Council ®
  • JB Martin performance velvet with exclusive palm print
  • Flexolator suspension
  • Seat cushions: High-density foam wrapped in a down, feather and polyfiber blend for softness and support
  • Back cushions: Down, feather and polyfiber blend
  • Metal legs with tarnished brass finish
  • Performance fabric features a protective finish that resists stains and fading while maintaining a soft hand
  • Palm Print, and all custom options feature a self welt
  • Tear sheet
  • Made in USA of Domestic and Imported Materials

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