Grey Upholstered Chaise Lounge with Rolled Bolster Ends
A plush upholstered chaise lounge designed as an elegant accent seat for bedrooms, lounges and dressing corners. The elongated cushioned body, rounded rolled ends and soft grey finish give it a classic hotel-suite look, while the low wooden legs add a traditional furniture touch. Ideal for use near the foot of a bed, beside a window, or as a statement relaxation seat in a premium home interior.
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Overview
- Elegant grey upholstered chaise suitable for bedroom, lounge or dressing area use
- Rolled bolster-style ends create a classic and luxurious silhouette
- Soft fabric finish with contrast piping detail for a refined look
- Long cushioned surface can be used for relaxed seating or as an end-of-bed accent
- Short carved legs add a traditional furniture character
- Best suited for premium contemporary, classic and hotel-style interiors
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Care & Ordering
- Vacuum the upholstery regularly using a soft brush attachment.
- Blot spills immediately with a clean dry cloth. Do not rub harshly.
- Keep away from direct sunlight to reduce fading of the fabric finish.
- Use professional upholstery cleaning for deep stains or periodic maintenance.
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