La-Z-Boy Executive Office Chair, Diamond Quilt Graphite Base Leather Chair
Product Description
La-Z-Boy Executive Office Chair, Diamond Quilt Graphite Base Leather Chair
- BRILLIANT DIAMOND QUILT: Sleek, diamond-quilted seat and backrest show off unique craftsmanship while subtle curves and sloping arms bring a modern and elegant look.
- SOFT LEATHER & POLISHED METAL: Striking combination of bonded leather with tailored piped edges and polished arms and base create a stunning and glamorous aesthetic. Available in 5 color options.
- STYLE MEETS COMFORT: The gentle contours of the mid-back and the soft, padded armrests offer ergonomic support while the well-padded, pocket coil seat cushion filled with high-density foam provides a semi-plush sit.
- SILKY LOOKS, SMOOTH MOVES: Sturdy metal base sits atop 360º smooth-rolling dual casters with easy-to-reach accented fingertip controls on both sides for height adjustment and tilt-lock to set your ideal position. Supports up to 275 lbs.
- EASY ASSEMBLY: Simple and quick assembly with hardware kit included. We offer USA Customer Support.
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