Coastal Style Skirted Arm Chair
Sand u0026 Stable™
Coastal Style Skirted Arm Chair
Sand u0026 Stable™
Last seen price: $689.99
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Description
This generously sized chair and a half showcases a coastal-inspired design with breezy off-white polyester upholstery and tailored skirted hem. Featuring a solid and engineered wood frame, the chair’s seat and back cushions blend down feather and foam for balanced comfort. Two bolster pillows enhance support while track arms add sophistication. Its removable slipcover is washable for convenient upkeep, making it ideal for homes seeking relaxed yet refined seating that blends comfort with coastal charm.
Product Insights
Why We Love It:
- High comfort with down feather and foam cushions
- Durable polyester slipcover with coastal aesthetic
- Oversized design perfect for lounging
- Removable and washable slipcover for easy maintenance
- Solid and engineered wood frame ensures stability
- Extras include two bolster pillows for added comfort
- Well received quality and craftsmanship
- Excellent for casual or coastal inspired interiors
Good to Know:
- Color described as off-white or very light beige, not pure white
- Oversized size might be large for smaller rooms
- No matching ottoman included, some users desire one
Editor's Note
The Seahaven Slipcovered Chair And A Half by Sand & Stable™ offers exceptional comfort with its down feather and foam-filled cushions, wrapped in durable off-white polyester fabric. Its oversized design provides a cozy spot for relaxing with a book or coffee. Users praise its high-quality construction, comfort level, and elegant coastal look. The removable slipcover is washable, which is a great plus for easy maintenance. For best results, wash on a gentle cycle with fabric softener and avoid the dryer to keep the fabric looking fresh and tailored. It’s perfect for casual, beach-inspired interiors.
