Name: St. Charles Chenille Accent Chair - Stratus/Dove Gray
Brand: Michael Amini
SKU: ICO12043
Price: 1269 USD
Availability: InStock

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St. Charles Chenille Accent Chair - Stratus/Dove Gray

About This Product

Refined yet inviting, the St. Charles Accent Chair brings a sculptural presence to any space with its graceful proportions and tailored detailing. Wrapped in plush stratus gray chenille, the chair offers a soft, indulgent feel that invites you to linger, while its rounded back and sleek armrests lend a modern sensibility. Subtle bronze accents and a dove gray wood frame introduce a hint of glamour, elevating the chair beyond the everyday.

Features

Plush Chenille Upholstery: Sumptuous stratus gray chenille delivers a luxuriously soft hand with enduring durability for everyday elegance.
Sculpted Rounded Back: A gently curved backrest creates a refined silhouette that offers both visual interest and supportive comfort.
Tailored Armrest Design: Sleek, upholstered armrests enhance the chair’s modern profile while maintaining an inviting, lounge-worthy feel.
Dove Gray Wood Frame: Smoothly finished wood legs and structure provide a warm, neutral foundation that complements a wide range of interiors.
Bronze Accent Details: Subtle bronze touches add depth and a polished glow, reinforcing the chair’s transitional, elevated appeal.

Details

Product Type: Armchair
Swivel: No
Upholstery Material: Chenille
Frame Material: Solid + Manufactured Wood
Upholstery Color: Dove Gray
Leg Color / Finish: Bronze/Gray
Seat Construction: Solid Wood, Metal, Sinuous Springs, Manufactured Wood
Fill Material: Feather, Foam, Synthetic Fiber
Cushion Construction: Fibre Wrapped Foam
Arm Material: Fabric
Leg Material: Solid Wood
Wood Species: Poplar, Rubberwood
Weight Capacity: 250 lb.
Number of Chairs Included: 1
Removable Components: Seat Cushion
Imported: Yes
Product Care: S: Spot clean with dry, solvent-based cleaner, Wood: Because each piece of wood is unique and handcrafted and carved, expect variation in wood grain appearance, finish stain coloration, and carvings that are not considered imperfections or defects. Keep furniture out of direct sunlight to avoid sun and light damage and color bleaching. Keep furniture away from direct heating and cooling sources as they affect the moisture content of the wood. Clean wood with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust. Use a wood cleaner/protection agent to remove dirt and grime and restore the sheen to the wood finish, being careful not to transfer the cleaning agent to your upholstered fabrics. Fabric: Michael Amini/AICO uses only the best fabrics on upholstered products. Vacuum your upholstery once a week with a brush attachment. Turn and plump all seat cushions and accent pillows regularly for long-term use. Keep upholstery away from direct heat sources and moisture. Never expose upholstery to direct sunlight as fabric fading, discolorations, and disintegration may occur. Professionally clean your upholstery once a year. Some fabrics have a nap, or high pile yarns, that require maintenance. Velvet, chenille, suede fabrics, and faux furs are common upholstery fabrics that have a nap or high pile of yarns. Nap or high pile yarn fabrics disperse light differently depending on where the fabric is located on your piece. As a result of light dispersion, your fabric may appear lighter or darker in color on different parts of the upholstery. Michael Amini/AICO may use Velvet and Chenille fabrics that are specially manufactured to achieve a slightly distressed or “vintage” appearance. This antique or vintage look is achieved by stone washing and finishing the fabric. The fabrics include intentional markings made by the washing and finishing process, these markings are not defects of any kind. High-pile yarns may get compressed during shipment by the packaging materials used. If this happens, the fabric may appear shaded, matted, or marked, but it is not damaged or harmed in any way. To “bloom” or “plump” pile yarns to their original state from the compression of packaging materials during shipment, please follow the directions below. Note: When brushing your hand with the grain of a nap or pile fabric, the fabric will feel smooth, when brushing your hand against the grain of a pile fabric, the fabric will feel rough. Using an upholstery brush with soft, flexible bristles, brush the fabric against the grain, to lift the pile of yarns up and away from the fabric base, depending on the fabric and yarn type, a second brushing may be required. If you own a small hand-held or commercial steamer, next gently steam the affected areas of the fabric, using small bursts of steam that will “bloom” or plump the pile and yarns. Never touch the steamer directly to the fabric. If your steamer has a brush attachment, follow the step above by brushing against the grain of the fabric with the bristle side of the brush attachment to lift the pile and yarns., Wood: Because each piece of wood is unique and handcrafted and carved, expect variation in wood grain appearance, finish stain coloration, and carvings that are not considered imperfections or defects. Keep furniture out of direct sunlight to avoid sun and light damage and colour bleaching. Keep furniture away from direct heating and cooling sources as they affect the moisture content of the wood. Clean wood with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust. Use a wood cleaner/protection agent to remove dirt and grime and restore the sheen to the wood finish, being careful not to transfer the cleaning agent to your upholstered fabrics. Fabric: Michael Amini/AICO uses only the best fabrics on upholstered products. Vacuum your upholstery once a week with a brush attachment. Turn and plump all seat cushions and accent pillows regularly for long-term use. Keep upholstery away from direct heat sources and moisture. Never expose upholstery to direct sunlight as fabric fading, discolorations, and disintegration may occur. Professionally clean your upholstery once a year. Some fabrics have a nap, or high pile yarns, that require maintenance. Velvet, chenille, suede fabrics, and faux furs are common upholstery fabrics that have a nap or high pile of yarns. Nap or high pile yarn fabrics disperse light differently depending on where the fabric is located on your piece. As a result of light dispersion, your fabric may appear lighter or darker in colour on different parts of the upholstery. Michael Amini/AICO may use Velvet and Chenille fabrics that are specially manufactured to achieve a slightly distressed or “vintage” appearance. This antique or vintage look is achieved by stone washing and finishing the fabric. The fabrics include intentional markings made by the washing and finishing process, these markings are not defects of any kind. High-pile yarns may get compressed during shipment by the packaging materials used. If this happens, the fabric may appear shaded, matted, or marked, but it is not damaged or harmed in any way. To “bloom” or “plump” pile yarns to their original state from the compression of packaging materials during shipment, please follow the directions below. Note: When brushing your hand with the grain of a nap or pile fabric, the fabric will feel smooth, when brushing your hand against the grain of a pile fabric, the fabric will feel rough. Using an upholstery brush with soft, flexible bristles, brush the fabric against the grain, to lift the pile of yarns up and away from the fabric base, depending on the fabric and yarn type, a second brushing may be required. If you own a small hand-held or commercial steamer, next gently steam the affected areas of the fabric, using small bursts of steam that will “bloom” or plump the pile and yarns. Never touch the steamer directly to the fabric. If your steamer has a brush attachment, follow the step above by brushing against the grain of the fabric with the bristle side of the brush attachment to lift the pile and yarns., Bois: Parce que chaque pièce de bois est unique et fabriquée et sculptée à la main, attendez-vous à des variations dans l'apparence du grain de bois, la coloration de la finition et les sculptures qui ne sont pas considérées comme des imperfections ou des défauts. Gardez les meubles à l'abri de la lumière directe du soleil pour éviter les dommages causés par le soleil et la lumière et le blanchiment des couleurs. Gardez les meubles à l'écart des sources de chaleur et de refroidissement qui affectent la teneur en humidité du bois. Nettoyer le bois avec un chiffon doux et sec pour enlever la poussière. Utilisez un nettoyant / agent de protection du bois pour enlever la saleté et la saleté et redonner de l'éclat à la finition du bois, en prenant soin de ne pas transférer d'agent de nettoyage sur vos tissus d'ameublement. Tissu: Michael Amini / AICO n'utilise que les meilleurs tissus sur les produits rembourrés. Passez l'aspirateur sur votre revêtement une fois par semaine avec une brosse. Tournez et gonflez régulièrement tous les coussins de siège et les coussins décoratifs pour une utilisation à long terme. Gardez le revêtement à l'écart des sources de chaleur et de l'humidité. Ne jamais exposer le tissu d'ameublement à la lumière directe du soleil, car le tissu pourrait se décolorer, se décolorer et se désintégrer. Nettoyez professionnellement votre revêtement une fois par an. Certains tissus ont une sieste, ou des fils à poils longs, qui nécessitent un entretien. Les tissus en velours, en chenille, en suède et en fausse fourrure sont des tissus d'ameublement courants qui ont une sieste ou des poils longs. La sieste ou les fils à poils longs dispersent la lumière différemment selon l'endroit où se trouve le tissu sur votre pièce. En raison de la dispersion de la lumière, votre tissu peut sembler plus clair ou plus foncé sur différentes parties du revêtement. Michael Amini / AICO peut utiliser des tissus en velours et en chenille qui sont spécialement fabriqués pour obtenir un aspect légèrement vieilli ou «rétro». Ce look antique ou rétro est obtenu en lavant la pierre et en finissant le tissu. Les tissus comprennent des marques intentionnelles faites par le processus de lavage et de finition, ces marques ne sont pas des défauts de toute nature. Les fils à poils longs peuvent être compressés pendant l'expédition par les matériaux d'emballage utilisés. Si cela se produit, le tissu peut sembler ombragé, emmêlé ou marqué, mais il n'est pas endommagé ou endommagé. Pour «épanouir» ou «repulper» les fils à poils dans leur état d'origine à partir de la compression des matériaux d'emballage pendant l'expédition, veuillez suivre les instructions ci-dessous. Remarque: lorsque vous vous frottez la main avec le grain d'un tissu de poils ou de sieste, le tissu sera lisse. Lorsque vous frottez votre main contre le grain d'un tissu de poils, le tissu sera rugueux. À l'aide d'une brosse à revêtement avec des poils souples et souples, brosser le tissu contre le grain pour soulever le velours et l'éloigner de la base du tissu, selon le type de tissu et de fil, un deuxième brossage peut être nécessaire. Si vous possédez un petit cuiseur à vapeur portatif ou commercial, faites cuire doucement à la vapeur les zones touchées du tissu, en utilisant de petits jets de vapeur qui «fleuriront» ou gonfleront le velours et les fils. Ne touchez jamais le cuiseur à vapeur directement au tissu. Si votre cuiseur à vapeur est muni d'une brosse, suivez les étapes ci-dessus en frottant le grain du tissu avec le côté à poils de la brosse pour soulever les poils et les fils.
Arm Type: Square Arms
Imported Product: Yes
Construction Features: Arms Included, Cushion Ticking
General Features: Reversible Cushions
Seat Material: Chenille