ACME Cabriole Arm Chair
Best statement seating for those curating a lavish, formal dining aesthetic.
These armchairs are unapologetically maximalist, turning any dining room into a formal gallery with their ornate scrollwork and crystal-tufted upholstery. While they demand a space that can handle their bold, gilded presence, they offer a level of dramatic flair that makes every meal feel like a special occasion.
$3279.98
In stock
at
Better Home Furniture
Owner Satisfaction
3.8
/
5
Category Rank
11244
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11637
#11244 in Kitchen & Dining Room Chairs
Price vs Category Average
+449%
Above average
Upholstery
Light Gold Synthetic Leather (PU)
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Light Gold Synthetic Leather (PU)
Who it's for
- Homeowners seeking an elegant, formal dining room aesthetic
- Designers needing instant symmetry for dining or accent spaces
- Hosts prioritizing comfort for long, conversational dinner parties
Who should skip it
- Residents with limited dining space or tight floor plans
- Minimalists preferring sleek, contemporary, or modern furniture styles
- Busy households prone to accidental bumps and high-traffic wear
Performance breakdown
Visual Impact
The ornate gold finish and crystal tufting demand immediate attention.
Ergonomic Support
High backrest provides excellent posture support for formal dining occasions.
Material Durability
Synthetic leather offers easy maintenance but lacks the longevity of genuine hide.
Assembly Convenience
Arrives fully assembled, saving significant time and effort upon delivery.
Space Requirements
The massive 60-inch height requires generous ceiling clearance and room scale.
Style Versatility
Strictly traditional aesthetic limits placement to highly formal, classic interiors.
Key Specs
Upholstery
Light Gold Synthetic Leather (PU)
Frame Finish
Gold
Seat Cushion Density
D25 Foam
Overall Dimensions
28.0"W x 29.0"D x 60.0"H
Sold as a Set of 2
Style
Traditional
Material
Metal
Seat Material
Faux Leather
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