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Kimball Swivel Glider Chair - Nomad Snow
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Defined by a slightly flared arm, supportive tall back, and luxurious cushions, Kimball is the perfect blend of modern style and top-of-the-line comfort. Resting upon a fluid, silent 360-degree swivel-and-glide metal base, Kimball is a masterclass in dynamic, bespoke relaxation designed to effortlessly anchor any sophisticated space.
Pairs wonderfully with the Kimball Ottoman.
Cushion: Cloud Down
Color: Nomad Snow White
Fabric: Performance Chenille
92% polyester & 8% linen, Crypton-engineered for stain and odor resistance. This Grade Z fabric (code 102CR-19) is GREENGUARD Gold Certified for low chemical emissions.
Dimensions
L 33" x D 39" x H 38"
Seat Height 21"
Seat Depth 22"
Arm Height 25"
Distance Between Arms 25"
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