Villa Cherie Caramel Chaise | Aico

Michael Amini Villa Cherie Caramel Chaise

Experience the classic way to lounge with the Villa Cherie Chaise, a luxurious and comfortable piece of furniture that is perfect for relaxing in style. Whether you're donning a dramatic silk robe or curling up in loungewear, this chaise is designed to make you feel absolutely fabulous. With its elegant curves and plush upholstery, the Villa Cherie Chaise is the perfect choice for anyone looking for a chic and sophisticated way to unwind. Whether you're reading a book, watching TV, or simply enjoying a quiet moment to yourself, this chaise is sure to provide the ultimate in comfort and relaxation.

• Features:
• Chaise is designed with a scalloped rail, a curved back, and cutout woodwork
• Seat and body are upholstered in Porcini velvet
• Rail, armrests, trim, and feet are finished in Chardonnay
• Comes with 2 accent pillows
• Wood Construction: Exposed show wood on the front and top of arms
  
• Frame: Solid hardwood and hardwood / plywood parts
• Seating: Sinuous wire with tie wires for stability
• Back: Sinuous wire with tie wires for stability
• Cushions
• Seating: Reversible cushion; foam core wrapped with 50% feather / 50% fiber blend in a channeled down proof casing. Chaise has a non-reversible loose seat cushion with 50% feather / 50% fiber blend topper
• Back: Tight Back with channel stitching
  
• Accent Pillows
• (1) 24" x 24" square
• (1) 20" x 20" square
• 100% waterfowl feathers in a down-proof ticking insert
• Feet: Non-removable feet built into the frame
• Special Details: All pillow casings have zipper closures
• Fabric Content
• 100% Polyester: Chaise, (1) 24" x 24" square, (1) 20"x20" square pillows

For 36 years, AICO/Amini Innovation Corp has been known for original, high quality and intricately designed home furnishings. CEO and Founder, Michael Amini, combines his extensive world travels and his affinity for fashion to create the inspiration for each distinctive design. From the ancient ruins of Greece, to Russian palaces; from the sunny hillsides of Tuscany, to the charming cafes of a crowded Paris street, Michael finds inspiration in world culture, traditional art and architecture. It is his goal to create furniture that connects people emotionally with their culture, country and heritage.