Woodnest in Solid Oak and Linen Fabric Armchair
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Description
A design with stylish curves and guaranteed softness - that's the solid oak and linen armchair by Bleu Nature. Offering premium quality, it combines natural elegance and comfort. The seat and back cushions are reversible, providing an instant makeover: the linen side is perfect for sunny days, while the curly side is ideal for snuggling up on winter evenings. The armchair is partly padded with goose feathers for added comfort.
To create a living room where you can enjoy hanging out with family or friends, consider the Woodnest sofa in solid oak and linen, available in 3- and 2-seater options.
This solid oak and linen armchair is also available in a solid oak and leather version.
If you're drawn to the contemporary beauty of our Woodnest solid oak and linen armchair, check out our Natural range too. These pieces perfectly complement the Bleu Nature furniture.
Specifications
- Primary material: Fabric
- Secondary material: Oak
- Colour: Beige
- Dimensions: H 30.31 × W 35.83 × D 36.61 in
- Seat dimensions: H 18.5 × W 29.13 × D 20.87 in
- Seat material: Ecru fabric
- Armrest height: 20.28 in
- Textile composition: 60% Linen, 40% Polyester
- Padding: 100% Goose down and feathers
- Removable covers: Only cushion
- Weight: 74.96 lb
- Packages: 1
Details
Seat H 18.5" x L 29.1" x W 20.9"
Backrest: 12"
Armrest 20.3"
Double-sided cushion: thickness 7.1"
Padding
composition: goose down and feathers
(armrests 90% feathers/10% down - seat 97% feathers/3% down - backrest 97% feathers/3% down)
density: 30 kg/m3 66.1 lbs/m3
Fireproof treatment: no
Fabric
Cream linen
composition : 100% linen
White bouclé
composition: 100% polyester
Structure
Varnished solid oak structure
Removable covers: no, except cushions
designed for livable luxury
We create with purpose—designs that are fresh, livable and enduring. Rooted in a love for timeless style and crafted for everyday living, each piece is made to bring beauty, ease, and meaning into your home.







































































































































































