Kincaid® Selwyn Cottage White Deconstructed Host Chair

Product Overview

Upholstered seat and back

Dover Brindle fabric (Live Smart)

Selwyn by Kincaid balances the ‘best of’ with the ‘what’s next’ in a collection that meets the moment with a timeless charm. Capturing the character of a classic French design, the Louis Philippe inspired silhouettes provide the framework for a more casual approach. The use of genuine solid wood constructed with natural-planked panels gives the Cottage White finish a time-worn and relaxed feel. This mood carries on through the hardware and fabric details of the collection where burnished metal work and understated textures are the seasoning that makes the recipe complete.

Care and Cleaning

Care and Cleaning/Care of Finish - Finishes are naturally resistant to minor everyday hazards or accidents, however, some precautions are necessary to maintain the beauty of wood furniture. Dust with soft cloth slightly moistened with water. Always rub in the direction of the wood grain. Do not place beverages directly on furniture. Furniture should not be placed in direct sunlight. Remove any spills or smudges immediately.

Since 1946, Kincaid® Furniture has been using high quality materials, hand-rubbed finishes and beautiful upholstery to craft their solid wood furniture. Our expansive collections feature leveling feet in nearly every cabinet we make, time-tested joinery techniques, and precision soft-close drawer glides for the smoothest drawer operation possible. Over the past 30 years, our upholstery operations in western North Carolina have built quality, bench made upholstery one piece at a time.

When purchasing a piece of furniture, considerations such as longevity, value for money, expert craftsmanship, and excellent customer service play a major role. New furniture is an investment and an expression of style. That’s why, when you purchase a piece of furniture from us, you can rest assured it’s the best it can be. From statement pieces to the essentials, we’ve got you covered. At Kincaid, things are made the way they used to be, they may even be a little better.