Tangkula Accent Chair, Ottoman, Handwoven Rattan Chair - Teak Natural
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Tangkula Handwoven Rattan Accent Chair with Ottoman - Teak Natural
The Tangkula Accent Chair with Ottoman brings a natural teak wood frame and handwoven rattan to the living room, combining ergonomic comfort with breathable seating.
Teak's natural oils genuinely resist moisture and stains, making cleanup and upkeep hassle-free for daily indoor use.
A few things about this item:
- Natural teak wood frame
- Handwoven rattan seat and back
- Includes matching ottoman
- Curved ergonomic backrest
- 220 lb weight capacity each
Why we picked it: A genuinely handwoven rattan seat and back offer breathable comfort and tactile sophistication, in teak wood whose natural oils resist moisture and stains for easy upkeep.
Best for: Living rooms, bedrooms, or reading nooks wanting a natural teak and rattan chair-and-ottoman set.
Worth knowing:
- Indoor use only; not suitable for rain or excess humidity
- Chair and ottoman each support up to 220 lbs
Reasons to consider it:
- Natural, low-maintenance teak
- Breathable handwoven rattan
- Included matching ottoman
Specifications:
- Brand: Tangkula
- Color: Teak & Natural
- Chair dimensions: 36.5" x 24" x 25.5"
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