(H) 100cm x (W) 67cm x (D) 87cm
Product Details
- The ROM Hugo King Chair with Headrest is a stylish contemporary accent chair, designed with soft rounded lines for a relaxed modern look.
- The King version features a low, grounded seat style with a swivel base, making it ideal as a comfortable feature chair for living rooms, reading corners and open-plan spaces.
- The headrest adds extra support for the neck and upper back, creating a more relaxing seating position for everyday lounging.
- Designed for comfort, the Hugo chair features supportive Bioflex seat foam, a Rhombo-Fill back cushion and durable nosag spring suspension.
- Available in a wide choice of fabric and leather upholstery options, it can be tailored to suit both modern and classic interiors.
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Product Specification
- Dimensions: (H)100cm x (W)67cm x (D)87cm
- Material: Fabric, Leather
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