Sudpsuez Bonacina x Sienna Dining Chair Cognac, Schumacher Larissa Jade Cushion
$269.00
Description
x Bonacina
With a storied history dating back to 1889 and rooted in the picturesque town of Lurago d’Erba, Bonacina has become synonymous with the finest Italian craftsmanship and design. Revered for their uncompromising attention to detail and timeless elegance, the brand’s exquisite furniture and accessories effortlessly blend form and function with a touch of sophistication. From sleek and contemporary outdoor pieces to impeccably crafted indoor furnishings, Bonacina imbues every creation with an unmistakable Italian sensibility, elevating any space with their refined and timeless aesthetic.
This exclusive Bonacina x edition features a handwoven frame in a refined fishbone weave. Paired with a Schumacher Larissa Jade cushion, the chair offers a luxurious pop of color and unmatched comfort, seamlessly blending classic Italian craftsmanship with modern style for dining spaces. Removable cushion padded with Dryfeel and Outdoor fabric cover.
Lead Time
5 Week
Please note: For chairs upholstered in Schumacher fabric, the final price may vary depending on the specific fabric selected.
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