It's a barrel chair with a tufted back....looks like 1970's to em...of the flocked walls and Mediterranean era. Not sure what you want to know...I dont' think it has been re done as the wood shows no evidence of that. It's just a general Mediterranean style of about 35 years ago, they were all over the place in TV rooms and re-done basements in the day....usually nylon velvet and wore like iron! A good sturdy comfortable servicable chair. Linda C

hbk, I've seen this product once before but regarding them as a manufacturer I have no experience with them nor have I heard of anyone using them. I think the only difference between the engineered and the structured is the thickness of the wear layer (top species later). One is 3mm and one is 4.5mm. Your first thought right off the bat would be the thicker wear layer would be better but be cautious there. Over the years I've seen some real problems with thicker wear layers on engineered floors regarding cupping, splitting etc. I've been in the industry a long time and I've dealt with many vendors. Over the last year I've sent a bunch of customers to fastfloors.com and they've all been real happy. I'm pretty certain they have a bunch of tigerwood floors if that's the species you're looking for. The guy I always call is Anthony. He's handled at least six of my customers for me. I added a link to their wood floor page for you. Hope that helps. Here is a link that might be useful: Wood floors at fastfloors

I found this chair at a garage sale and I loved its retro look and straight lines however I dont have any information about it. Can anyone tell me anything about style, year, make or any other information? Thanks.

This is a really a long shot but here goes! W- wondering if anyone out there has vintage aluminum siding like mine from the 50s in Seafoam Green, and/ or knows about vintage siding colors and what co. might have manufactured it in my specific color which I know was called Seafoam. Occasionally I see that exact same green on other houses so I know its not like a totally uncommon thing. I had the color mixed back 10 -15 yrs ago. I brought in a piece of siding but they were able to get the exact formula based on old records they had, and identified it as "Seafoam". They had the formula on the computer in my purchase history for a long while.... but now its gone. Boo hoo! My plan B is to try to remove a piece of siding so I can take it in and they can identify it and/or match the color, but if I can tell them the co. name it sounds like they can just find the formula in the archives, but it would help them to know the co. name. All I know is that it was called "Seafoam." Its for some trim on my wood porch that I like to have match the siding - its not for painting the siding - no need to paint that. THX!