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Arbor Carver Dining Chair

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Arbor Carver Dining ChairThe Arbor Carver is a refined statement piece that pairs sculptural detail with everyday comfort. Featuring elegant faux bamboo detailing to the frame and arms, it brings a sense of timeless character and subtle craftsmanship. The fully upholstered seat, back, and arms allow the fabric to take centre stage, creating a soft and inviting silhouette. Please note: The Arbor Carver is sold without fabric. You are welcome to supply your own (COM). Simply

The Arbor Carver is a refined statement piece that pairs sculptural detail with everyday comfort. Featuring elegant faux bamboo detailing to the frame and arms, it brings a sense of timeless character and subtle craftsmanship. 

The fully upholstered seat, back, and arms allow the fabric to take centre stage, creating a soft and inviting silhouette. 

Please note: The Arbor Carver is sold without fabric. You are welcome to supply your own (COM). Simply email us at [email protected] and we will provide our delivery address.

Alternatively, our design team offers a fabric sourcing service for £75. We will curate unlimited fabric suggestions and arrange for swatches to be delivered directly to your door, helping you find the perfect match. Once selected, we can order the fabric on your behalf.

  • 900mm H x 640mm D x 570mm W
  • As seen here in Andrew Martin TOTEM Ivory 1.2m required for COM (client own material)
  • Hand-made and fully upholstered in Portugal.
  • Please allow up to 2cm sizing tolerance.

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