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Love these chairs! Can you tell where to purchase?

5 years ago

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Rost Artisan Design, Build LLC
5 years ago
I second that! Would love to know where the chairs are from!
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Savvy Home
4 years ago
Hi Vickie,

We carry a similar style at Savvy Home. The Dalton Chair features slightly rounded track arms and loose pillow-back. The Dalton is customizable in a wide range of fabrics. Please view the Dalton here: https://www.savvyhomestore.com/product/fabric/chair/dalton-big-chair-by-savvy/
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