Paris Chic Matching Accent Chair | Aico

Adding an accent chair to your living space is a great way to bring some texture and visual interest into your home. The sloping figure of the Paris Chic Matching Accent Chair creates an elegant and stylish look that is sure to impress your guests. The woven fabric adds another layer of texture and depth to the chair, making it a perfect addition to any luxurious interior design. When styling the Paris Chic Matching Accent Chair, consider pairing it with other chic and sophisticated pieces of furniture, such as a velvet sofa or a marble coffee table. You can also add some decorative accents like a patterned throw pillow or a decorative vase to enhance the overall aesthetic.

• Features:
• Features Espresso-finished Figured Eucalyptus Veneer legs and frame
• Features sloping sides and a subtly textured fabric
• Includes one accent pillow
• Wood Construction: Exposed show wood on the front arm stump and base rail of the Matching Chair.
  
• 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 cushions; foam core wrapped with 50% feather / 50% fiber blend in a channeled down proof casing.
  
• Back: Tight Back
  
• Accent Pillow: (1) 20" x 20" square
• Fill: 100% waterfowl feathers in a down-proof ticking insert
• Feet: Wood base, non-removable feet are part of the frame
• Special Details: All pillow casings have zipper closures
• Fabric Content: 100% Polyester: Matching Chair, (1) 20" x 20" square pillow

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.