Monaghan Oversized Chair and Ottoman

Marsoni

M251S

$493.31

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Monaghan Oversized Chair and OttomanThis oversized chair and ottoman strike a beautiful balance between classic and current. The oversized chairs traditional elements include t cushion seating and setback roll arms, angled for modern flair. Jacquard paisley pillows make a muted, mellow complement to the chairs casual textured chenille upholstery. Choice of sandstone beige is a light and lovely style awakening. More About This Product Product Details Plush seating Corner blocked frame

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★★★★★ 5

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