At 47 inches across, this is the armchair you can curl up sideways in — closer to a one-and-a-half seater than to a narrow occasional chair.
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47.2 in. W x 36.2 in. D x 30.7 in. H — about a foot wider and half a foot deeper than a standard armchair, which is exactly what makes sitting cross-legged in it possible.
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Highly resilient foam is graded on how fast it springs back, so the seat recovers between sittings instead of keeping the shape of whoever was in it last.
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Chenille upholstery — a fine, faintly velvety pile that shows wear less obviously than a smooth flat weave and feels warmer under bare arms.
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Six colourways — four quiet neutrals plus a green and a yellow, so it can either disappear into a scheme or become the one coloured object in the room.
Measure the depth before you commit: at 36.2 inches front to back this needs more clearance than an occasional chair, and in a narrow room it will eat a walkway. Given the room, though, it does something a normal armchair cannot — it works as a genuine lounge seat rather than somewhere to perch with a coffee. Pair it with a floor lamp and it becomes the reading corner; put two facing each other and you have replaced a sofa.
For a smaller framed chair, see the mid-century velvet accent chair; for a frameless lounger with a footrest, the foam bean bag chair. All of it sits in Furniture and Home.
Beige, Light Brown, Green, Dark Gray, Yellow or Black. 47.2 in. W x 36.2 in. D x 30.7 in. H. Chenille upholstery over highly resilient foam.
