Armchair Charles Paget
Availability:
€730.00
Reference : Quentin
An armchair from the Charles Paget collection
With its shimmering velvet fabric, this armchair is part of the classicism of the French art of living.
This very elegant armchair is made in France by Charles Paget. The Quentin armchair is a timeless model. Its striped fabric gives it a unique and contemporary character.
The Revue fabric is made of 50% viscose, 30% cotton and 20% polyester. The structure of the armchair is in solid beech with a sublimated finish tinted light gray Excellence. For great comfort, its seat rests on biconical springs and 35kg HR foam
Samples of fabric and wood finish will be provided to you upon ordering to confirm colors. To cover your armchair, you can also request samples shown in the photos of Charles Paget armchairs or by consulting the fabrics and wood finishes page.
Width: 53cm
Height: 90cm
Depth: 53cm
Specially designed for the hotel business, Charles Paget armchairs are very hard wearing. The seat cushion of this club chair has a removable cover to aid with professional cleaning.
This model can be delivered within 6 to 8 weeks from French factory. Delivery cost and duty free depend of the delivered country, that you will see after your registration.
Charles Paget is a very well-known French manufacturer. The brand is respected by eminent professionals in the hotel trade because of the quality, design and comfort of the armchairs it creates. It has a wealth of traditional skills that have been passed down over 5 generations. It has expertise in all the stages of making art deco armchairs: design, woodwork, finishing, upholstery. Charles Paget has a flair for updating armchair, bergere chair, club chair and chauffeuse fireside chair designs, giving French traditions a contemporary feel.
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An armchair from the Charles Paget collection
With its shimmering velvet fabric, this armchair is part of the classicism of the French art of living.