Add a touch of cosmopolitan allure to your living space with the Bond chair. Its sophisticated mid-century style delivers clean lines with a structured tight-back design and refined welt trim. Mailbox-style arms soften the sleek silhouette. Square tapered legs, available in three finishes, and the ability to upholster in your choice of fabrics ensures you achieve the perfect look.
- Mailbox curved arms for a soft aesthetic
- Square tapered legs in your choice of three finishes
- The patented Blue Steel Spring in the seat provides unmatched support and lasting comfort
- Sustainably sourced wood frame delivers exceptional durability
- Tight back design with welt trim for a sleek profile
- The removable and reversible seat cushion allows you to flip and rotate it for even wear
- The seat cushion has a high-resiliency foam core that is engineered to maintain its shape over time and contains a layer of recovery foam and a soft fiber top for luxurious comfort
- Upholstered in your choice of fabric, including those with performance and sustainability characteristics
- Handcrafted in North America
Product Depth |
36 |
Product Height |
36 |
Product Width/Length |
32 |
Product Weight |
69 |
Arm Height |
25 |
Seat Depth |
22 |
Seat Height |
21 |
Seat Width/Length |
24 |
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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