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Frequently asked questions
- What type of fabric is used for this armchair's upholstery?
- The armchair is upholstered in a textured, plush boucle fabric, which provides a soft touch and a rich, tactile appearance, common in contemporary furniture designs.
- Are the legs removable or easily replaced?
- The armchair features four short, tapered wooden legs, which are typically designed to be securely attached to the chair's frame, often allowing for assembly or replacement.
- What is channel tufting?
- Channel tufting is a design technique where parallel lines of stitching create horizontal or vertical channels across the upholstery, giving it a padded, ribbed, and visually structured effect, as seen on this armchair.