Amazon Brand – Rivet Cove Modern Tufted Loveseat with Tapered Legs, Mid-Century, 56"W, Denim Blue
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Size: Loveseat
Color: Denim Blue
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- This charming loveseat features a streamlined modern look, Mid-century inspired design touches and durable construction that stands up to daily life. Its simplicity coordinates with most decor styles, making it the perfect piece for any living room.
- Overall dimensions: 56.3W x 33.8"D x 35.4"H; seat height 18.5", seat depth 20.86"
- Hardwood frame, beech wood legs, foam cushions and 100% polyester upholstery
- Hand-tufted cushions and tapered wood legs soften and lighten the modern look.
- Assemble in 15 minutes or less
- Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth. Removable back cushions for easy cleaning
- Free returns for 30 days. 1-year warranty.
Description
An Amazon Brand - This charming loveseat features a streamlined modern look, Mid-century inspired design touches and durable construction that stands up to daily life. Its simplicity coordinates with most décor styles, making it the perfect piece for any living room.
Material: Polyester
Item Weight: 73 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 33.9"D x 56.3"W x 35.4"H
Seat Height: 17.5 Inches
Item Weight: 73 pounds
Product Dimensions: 56.3 x 33.9 x 35.4 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: AS-7049-2S-Denim
Date First Available: August 22, 2019
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