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Upholstered Nursery Rocking Chair with Ottoman, Mid-Century Rocker with Pillow, Storage Bag

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Upholstered Nursery Rocking Chair with Ottoman, Mid-Century Rocker with Pillow, Storage BagROCK GENTLY AND ENJOY THE TIME! Escape from tiring and pressured daily routine, enjoy a handy relaxing leisure time with NOBLEMOOD mid century fabric rocking chair. The nursery rocking chair with ottoman offers you ultimate leisure with deep soothing rocking angles and a cozy accent pillow. Its mid century modern looking illuminates the dullest and drab living room or bedroom with a delightfully homey touch. Suitable for people of all ages. Key


ROCK GENTLY AND ENJOY THE TIME!

Escape from tiring and pressured daily routine, enjoy a handy relaxing leisure time with NOBLEMOOD mid-century fabric rocking chair.

The nursery rocking chair with ottoman offers you ultimate leisure with deep soothing rocking angles and a cozy accent pillow. Its mid-century modern looking illuminates the dullest and drab living room or bedroom with a delightfully homey touch. Suitable for people of all ages.

Key Features

【Multi-Point Support】The thick padded headrest, wide & high backrest and lumbar pillow fit the human spine curve for neck, back and waist. With ottoman, your feet can be placed comfortably. The nursery rocking chair offers better relaxation after long time working.

【Anti-Slip & Anti-Fall】The Upholstered Rocker Chair with rubber foot pad, reduces noise to ensure a sound sleep and protect the floor from scratching. Unique anti-falling design ensures no excessive rocking, safer for the elderly, the pregnant and children.

【Detachable Storage Bag】The storage bag on high back rocking chair is designed with a velcro design, which is a storage savior for small objects, such as mobile phones, magazine, eyeglasses etc. Especially for storing baby supplies when the mother coax the baby to sleep.

【Premium Rubber Wood Material】 The solid rubber wood frame makes the living room rocking chair firm and sturdy in daily use. The armrests passed 4-process painting and polishing, no burr and no smell for safe use. The modern mid-century rocker holds 350lbs.

【Upgraded Comfort】The fabric cover is made of cotton and linen, wear-resistant and skin-friendly, easy to clean. The internal high resilience sponge design make the entire rocking chair for nursery soft enough. Easy assembly only finished in 15-30mins.

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Specification

Chair Size 38.8"L x 32.1"W x 25.6"H
Seat Size 22.8"L x 19.7"W x 5.1”H
Backrest Size 26.2"H x 22.8"W
Pillow Size 18.5"L x 8.6”W
Ottoman Size 20.9"L x 14.2"W x 13.8”H
Weight Capacity 350lbs
Fabric Color Beige
Armrest Color Reddish Brown
Material Sponge, Linen, Rubber Wood
Assembly 15-30mins
Box Qty. 1
Shipping Carrier UPS/Fedex
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Suitable For Living room, bedroom, baby's room
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