Julie Armchair

With its elegant lines and gently curved arms the Julie armchair is a must have contemporary piece. The solid hardwood legs bring a classic elegance to a commercial environment. The comfortable and supportive high back and lower arms ensures Julie is perfect for use in any environment but especially ideal for an infant feeding chair in shopping centre parents rooms. Available with a co-ordinating sofa. Made to order locally in Sydney to your fabric specification with a low lead time.

800mmW x 850mmD x 1020mmH
Seat height: 450mm
Arm height: 620mm

4.8m based on one plain fabric 137cm wide

Upholstery Fabrics
Specify a Baresque upholstery fabric or supply your own to be approved by us to ensure it is fit for purpose.

Baresque
Chamois:
Espresso, Truffle, Mahogany, Cappuccino, Cognac, Luggage, Camel, Storm, Antelope, Elephant, Cashew, Fawn, Bone, Fog, Pewter, Patina, Charcoal, Cinnamon, Bordeaux, Salsa, Molten, Black, Navy, Indigo, Cerulean, Paradise, Mallard, Sassafrass

A wider selection of materials + finishes is available.

Seat legs: Tasmanian oak, natural finish

Certified Materials
All hardwood is sourced from sustainable forests certified by the Program for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC), the world’s largest forestry certification system.

2-year warranty. View the warranty for more details.

6-8 weeks

Shipped fully assembled on pallets.

Supplied with glides for loose use as standard.

Select your fabric

Baresque Upholstery Fabrics
Use a cloth with any of the following in preferred order of use:
1. Clear warm water
2. Mild solution of liquid detergent and warm water
3. Isopropyl Alcohol (rubbing alcohol)

Remove any detergent with a clean, damp cloth. Gently pat dry.

For more difficult stains, dampen a soft white cloth with a solution of household bleach (mix 10% bleach with 90% water). Rub gently. Rinse with a water dampened cloth to remove bleach concentration.

Do not use solvent based or concentrated abrasive cleaning agents, lacquer thinners or nail polish remover as these may cause discolouration over a period of time.

Always test in an inconspicuous area first.