Mayo Furniture Collection Custom Fabric Accent Chair 2424F

If you're looking for a classy, modern accent chair that can transform any living space, then the Mayo Collection Fabric Accent Chair is your answer. It boasts elegant curves and padded seating that not only look great, but feel great too. With its striking silhouette in a luxe 2424F fabric upholstery, it adds a stylish touch of sophistication to any room. This beautiful accent chair will be the perfect piece to tie any decor together and with its sturdy construction, you'll be sure to enjoy it for years to come.

***Ottoman sold separately ($559.98)***

***Also available in Sofa, Loveseat & Sectional***

2424F ACCENT CHAIR

• WIDTH 38.5"
• HEIGHT 35.5"
• DEPTH 40"
• ARM HEIGHT 27.5"
• SEAT HEIGHT 20"
• INSIDE WIDTH 25.5"
• INSIDE DEPTH 23.5"
• BACK TYPE LOOSE PILLOW
• SEAT TYPE SINUOUS WIRE
• COVER CLASS R, RM ,U, UM

OPTIONS

• COMES WITH ONE 26" KIDNEY PILLOW
• CHOOSE LEG SHAPE & FINISH

In the fall of 1965, Linn Mayo gathered his young family around the kitchen table for a very serious discussion. Linn’s wife, Dean, sat across from him with their two sons, Mike and Gary, on either side. His family was facing a crisis; Linn’s tenure as general manager of a small bedding and furniture manufacturer ended suddenly after the death of the owner, and he was faced with a career decision. Should he accept a comfortable offer already in hand and move the family from Texarkana, or take a leap of faith and start a new business? Linn, with the support of his family, took that leap.

Within a few weeks, an old warehouse building was located and converted for manufacturing space. “24,000 square feet of two floors with a post every 12 feet,” Linn would jokingly boast of his little factory. A few key suppliers, confident in Linn and eager to help him get started, provided raw material inventory on a ‘pay for it when you can’ basis. While Linn organized, Dean learned how to cut and sew mattress covers, along with producing work tickets and customer invoices. The boys learned many of the factory jobs and spent many late nights loading trucks after helping complete the day’s production. In a couple of years, a modest but healthy furniture factory was humming along in east Texas.

By 1969, the business had outgrown the small factory, so a new facility was built. Since then, it has been enlarged several times over the years, and we've just completed another expansion. We have always been eager to embrace new technology in upholstery manufacturing; investments in automated fabric and leather cutting, wood panel processing, and foam fabrication have enabled industry-leading order-to-shipment cycle times and allowed for a higher quality of furniture. These tools in the hands of a well-trained workforce - led by eager and effective management - have provided the company with staying power.

Now, over 50 years later, the Mayo family has grown to more than 200 employees and serves the entire country and beyond. Linn has since stepped down and Mike, along with his sons - Stephen, Ben, and Patrick - now own and manage the company. "Be the captain of your ship," Linn would always tell us. That mentality has shaped these brothers and lives to fruition each day within these walls. Family has always been the number one priority, and the values shared by Linn and his family remain the cornerstone for how we do business today.

"Made in the USA" is very much a part of our mantra at Mayo. We take enormous pride in the fact that we make our product right here at home; Not only are our products American Made, but we support jobs and commerce at home by purchasing our materials here in America. Simply put, our mission is to keep the trust that was given in that initial handshake and make furniture that we would be proud to put in our own homes.

After the passing of Linn in the spring of 2017, the company continues to hold the vision and direction that was built by Linn and Dean more than half a century ago. While the appearance of the furniture has changed over the years, the dedication to quality craftsmanship has not. The new brothers Mayo - Stephen, Ben and Patrick - along with their father Mike, carry the torch onward.