Oliver Furniture Camp Junior Stool
Oliver Furniture

Oliver Furniture Camp Junior Stool

£149.00

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£149.00

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Description This Camp junior stool by Oliver Furniture, has a classic wooden solid Oak x frame and seat in strong, undyed canvas. A stylish chair for the children's room thanks to its beautiful design and delicate craft. This junior-sized stool is designed to complement the Camp junior desk but can also stand alone or be combined with the rest of the home interior. The light weight makes it easy for children to move the stool wherever needed. And when not in use, it can easily be folded up and set aside. The stool is also available in a toddler version Spec Material: The stool is made of white-oiled solid oak, organic cotton canvas & recycled polyester. Non-toxic oil is used for the white oiling Dimensions: W 32 × D 36 × H 38 cm Delivery & Returns 3-4 weeks | Please see our returns T&C's here

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