Amelia Wing Chair (+100 fabrics)

The Amelia 0190 Wing Chair is the perfect addition to any living space. Enjoy the classic elegance and sophistication of this timeless chair with a few modern updates. Whether you're looking for a bold fabric pattern to give your room a more contemporary look or prefer a muted solid tone to blend into the room, you can find the perfect style for your home. With finishes available for the tall tapered legs, such as Espresso, Riverloom, or Dark Walnut, you can create the perfect accessory to complete your look. Add the Amelia 0190 Wing Chair to your home and enjoy the understated sophistication of this classic piece for years to come.

Why Best Home Furnishings is the Best?

Best Home Furnishings offers furniture that is built to last. We use only the best materials, such as kiln-dried hardwood frames sourced from the USA, and our computerized scan-and-cut systems help to identify and eliminate defects. Our furniture is built with joint construction that utilizes dowelling, screwing, gluing, stapling, and corner-blocking. Additionally, truss plates are added to reinforce high-stress points. With expert upholsterers on staff, each with an average of 16+ years' of experience, you can be sure that the quality of our furniture is top-notch. Every piece goes through an 18-point sewing inspection checklist to ensure it meets our high standards. When you buy furniture from Best Home Furnishings, you can rest assured that it is built to be comfortable and last for generations.

With the Best Quality Comes One of the Best Warranties

• Best Home Furnishings offers a Limited Lifetime Warranty on all frames and reclining mechanisms, providing peace of mind.

• 5-year Limited Warranty on encased spring foam cushions

• 3-year Limited Warranty on lift/power component motors, hand wands, AC adapters, and junction boxes

• 1-year Limited Warranty on fabric/covers, foam, padding, sinuous wire and coil springs, cup holders, metal seat support systems, heating components, massage motors and sleeper mechanisms