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Our Beaujolais armchair evokes French countryside style with its hand-painted, rubbed through finish. The classic design features a ladder back and a carved saddle seat. Multi-layered textured paint with distressing brings an air of antiquity.
Made with cherry veneers, rubber wood solids, mortise and tenon construction and a finger joint seat frame.
Details and benefits:
Carved wood
Ensuring continuity with the unmatched precision of machinery, carved wood gives your furniture a beautiful, traditional appearance.
Distressed
A technique that produces a beautiful timeworn look on wood furniture, distressing is done by creating wear and tear markings such as dents and bruises on the surface.
Antiqued
Antiqued technique creates a handsome, vintage, timeworn look on new furniture by applying a coat of stain and allowing it to dry completely. The stain is then removed from selected areas, usually edges and corners, using fine-grit sandpaper giving it a faded appearance.
Decorative paint (hand painted)
A decorative, hand-painted finish makes every wood item one-of-a-kind. Covering each piece of wood with a beautiful design carefully crafted by an artisan, this paint finish is extremely desirable.
Tipping finish
Creating beautiful accent finish, usually in a metallic tint, a tipping finish is created when a top coat is applied with a loaded brush and then a dry brush is dragged over the first applied loaded finish.
Polished
The lustrous shine and smooth texture of a polished finish accentuates the beauty of furniture’s surface creating striking visual interest.
Finger Joint Seat Frame
Finger joint seat frames ensure exceptional durability and are one of the strongest methods of constructing wooden seat frames. Usually seen in frames with curved or rounded corners, this technique employs interlacing fingers of wood that are glued together.
Hardwood Solids & Veneers
At Havertys, we take many steps to ensure the quality and life of your furniture. These methods used on our wood pieces increase strength and durability, while offering an infinite variety of color, texture and beautiful effects.
Mortise & Tenon
Mortise-and-tenon joints are a variation of a tongue-and-groove joint, and are used in table legs, chairs, chests and dressers to provide added strength. The narrowest end (tenon) of one piece of wood fits into a hole (mortise) in the second piece of wood. The joint may be glued, pinned, or wedged to lock it in place.
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