Bramley House

Colares Cane Wing Chair — In Almond

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$1,569.00
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$1,569.00
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House Note · About this piece

In Colares, where the green hills of Sintra run down to the Atlantic, a sea mist often rolls in during the afternoon, and the best plan is a deep chair by the window with a book and a glass of the local wine. This chair is made for those slow hours. Its small wings and caned sides wrap around you, and the loose cushions on the seat and back invite you to settle in rather than perch.

The frame is solid hardwood, with cane woven by hand in a double layer around the sides and back, so it looks finished from every angle. One curving line runs from the wings down through the arms to the slim tapered front legs, while the back legs angle backward for steadiness. The cushions are covered in a performance linen blend, and the chair is rated to hold 250 lbs.

Set it by a window or a fireplace with a floor lamp and a small table for your tea, or pair two across from a sofa. It also suits a bedroom corner or a sunroom. This listing is for one accent chair.

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Colares Cane Wing Chair in Almond, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Colares Cane Wing Chair in Almond, side view showing the depth.
Colares Cane Wing Chair in Almond, rear view.
Colares Cane Wing Chair in Almond, rear view.
Colares Cane Wing Chair in Almond, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Colares Cane Wing Chair in Almond, side view showing the depth.
Colares Cane Wing Chair in Almond, rear view.
Colares Cane Wing Chair in Almond, rear view.
Colares Cane Wing Chair in Almond, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Colares Cane Wing Chair in Almond, side view showing the depth.
Colares Cane Wing Chair in Almond, rear view.
Colares Cane Wing Chair in Almond, rear view.
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