Discover the Rosie modern and contemporary two - piece dining chair set, a perfect blend of timeless and contemporary elements that celebrates simplicity. These chairs feature a high, X - back design, offering both comfort and a touch of elegance. The dark - brown, wenge - finished solid rubberwood legs match seamlessly with the dark brown faux leather padded seats, giving a cohesive and stylish look. The tapered legs add a modern essence to the overall design. Crafted in Malaysia, the Rosie dining chairs are well - built but do require assembly. Key features include: a modern and contemporary style, a set of two chairs, a solid rubberwood construction, a rich dark brown finish, tapered legs, an upholstered seat in dark brown faux leather, and an eye - catching X - back design. To keep them clean, simply wipe with a damp cloth. Dimensions: Overall - 37.01' High x 16.85' Wide x 19.29' Deep; Seating - 18.5' High (from Floor) x 16.93' Wide x 15.16' Deep; Back - 37.01' High; Legs - 16.54' High. Materials used are Faux Leather, Solid Rubber Wood, and Foam. Note that natural raw materials like wood, rattan, cane, and leather used in these chairs may have variations in color, pattern, grain, and texture across different surfaces of a single item, between the same areas of identical products, or on different pieces of a matching set.
Using your Rosie dining chairs is easy. Just assemble them following the included instructions. Once assembled, place them around your dining table for a stylish and comfortable dining experience. When it comes to maintenance, simply wipe the chairs with a damp cloth to keep them clean. Be aware that since these chairs are made with natural raw materials like wood and leather, there may be variations in color, pattern, grain, and texture. Don't worry if you notice slight differences between the chairs or on different parts of the same chair - that's part of their natural charm. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners as they may damage the faux leather or the wood finish. Also, when moving the chairs, lift them instead of dragging to prevent damage to the legs and the floor.
