8642A Classic Armchair
The 8642A classic armchair is shown with a curved brown frame and beige upholstery, beside a footstool in a corresponding design.
Available in a choice of colours and fabrics.
Delivery throughout Greece, Cyprus and Europe. View delivery information.
Description
8642A Classic Armchair
The 8642A classic armchair is shown with a curved brown frame and beige upholstery, beside a footstool in a corresponding design.
Plan the chair and footstool together
Use the photograph to compare the proportions of the armchair and footstool. Allow enough room in front of the seat and clear passage on both sides. Confirm which pieces are included in your chosen quotation before ordering.
Solid beech construction and upholstery options
Made from solid beech wood, with a choice of colours and fabrics. Confirm your preferred finish and upholstery before ordering to coordinate the chair with the rest of your classic furniture.
Position and seating comfort
Measure the available width and depth, leaving comfortable access to the seat and clearance around the arms, sofa and table. For a reading corner, plan the lighting and space for a side table. Compare the seat height, back shape and arms with your own needs. Our team can explain the available colours and upholstery; real samples help you decide, as colours on screen vary with lighting and the device.
Quotation and delivery
This armchair is handmade by Arzoumanidis and is always available to order. You can choose the wood finish; your selections determine the final cost. For a quotation, include the model code, quantity, delivery town, room measurements and any questions.
Use the form below or call +30 2310 686201. For Greece or Cyprus, see our delivery information and tell us about the floor, lift and access restrictions. For a showroom visit, see directions on the map.
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Request a quote
For prices and available options, use the enquiry form or call +30 2310 686201.
