Approachable, inspired and forever. That is what best describes Four Hands first-of-its-kind collaboration with Los Angeles-based designer Amber Lewis. With a similar eye for design, Amber Lewis and Four Hands have designed a classic livable assortment of eclectic and vintage furniture pieces, found textiles, and natural design elements sure to elevate any home.
Enjoy the Amber Lewis x Four Hands Aurelia Dining Chair - Broadway Olive in your home today!
Measurements:
25.5"w x 28.25"d x 34"h
Collection: Amber Lewis x Four Hands
Colors: Broadway Olive, Amber Oak
Materials: 100% Flax/Linen, Solid Oak, 100% Polyester
Performance Fabric: No
Weight: 34.83 lbs
Arm Height from Floor: 25.04"
Arm Height from Seat: 5.04"
Arm Width: 3.50"
Back Cushion Depth 1: 5.50"
Back Cushion Height 1: 16.00"
Back Cushion Width 1: 20.00"
Distance between Legs (Front to Back): 22.44"
Seat Back Height: 14.06"
Seat Cushion Depth 1: 21.50"
Seat Cushion Thickness 1: 4.25"
Seat Cushion Width 1: 19.00"
Seat Depth: 18.11"
Seat Height: 20.00"
Seat Width: 18.27"
Back Cushion Attachment: Loose
Back Cushion Detail: Boxed
Back Cushion Qty: 1
Cleaning Code: Ws (water-Based Or Solvents)
Filling in Back Cushion: 50% Waterfowl Feather, 50% Polyester Fiber Batting
Frame Construction Joinery: Corner-block reinforced
Seat Construction: S-Spring
Seat Cushion Attachment: Loose
Seat Cushion Detail: Boxed
Seat Cushion Qty: 1
Suite: Aurelia
Distance between Legs (Side to Side): 20.87"
Filling in Body: 93% Polyurethane Foam Pad, 7% Polyester Fiber Batting
Arm Length: 19.02"
Filling in Seat: 93% Polyurethane Foam Pad, 7% Polyester Fiber Batting
Upholstery Finishing Detail: Reversible Cushions
***We offer the entire Four Hands Collection however due to tariffs there are limited quantities of some items and they may not be available on our website. If you can't find the item that you are looking for please give us a call at 888.285.3211 and we will be happy to assist you.
***Four Hands products may require assembly. White Glove Delivery is recommended for large items.
