VIG Furniture - Modrest Medford Mid-Century Grey Fabric Dining Chair

Modrest Medford Mid-Century Grey Fabric Dining Chair

VIG Furniture
Timeless Collection

Features

Upholstered In Grey Fabric
Armrests
Fabric Covered Metal Legs
No Assembly Required

Quick Specs

Type: Chairs
Width: 21"
Height: 33"
Depth: 20"

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by VIG Furniture

The Timeless Collection is inspired by the unforgettable Mid-Century Modern artists such as Ray and Charles Eames, Marcel Breuer, Arne Jacobsen, Florence Knoll, Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe and Isamu Noguchi. Artists today have been strongly influenced by their work and it has taken the world by storm. It's found everywhere in magazines, stores, design sites and in our homes. What makes the Mid-Century Modern style so great" The sleek lines, organic textures, patterns and mix of colors make this simplified style fun and cheery. In addition, the style mixes well with other furnishings making Mid-Century Modern easy to implement in your home.

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Upholstered in grey polyester fabric, the Medford Dining Chair is easy to match with existing home decor themes. The modern inspired design features a sturdy steel metal frame, foam cushioning, a solid back, armrests and tapered legs. Ergonomically and visually designed, the Medford will enhance your dining experience. Approved for residential and commercial use.

Features

Upholstered In Grey Fabric
Armrests
Fabric Covered Metal Legs
No Assembly Required
Also Available As Bar Stool

Dimensions
Dimensions	W21" x D20" x H33"
Seat Height	19"
Weight [lbs.]
20.0
Volume [m ]
0.29

Quick Specs

Appearance
Type: Chairs
Dimensions
Width: 21"
Height: 33"
Depth: 20"

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

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