At 47 inches across it is the armchair you can actually curl up sideways in — closer to a one-and-a-half seater than to the narrow accent chairs it sits beside in a showroom.
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47.2"W x 36.2"D x 30.7"H — roughly 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 — 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 catches less obvious wear than a smooth flat weave and feels warmer under bare arms.
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Six colorways — four quiet neutrals plus a green and a yellow, so it can either disappear into a scheme or become the one colored object in the room.
Measure the depth before you commit: at 36.2 inches front to back this needs more clearance than a typical 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.
Available in Beige, Light Brown, Green, Dark Gray, Yellow or Black. 47.2"W x 36.2"D x 30.7"H. Chenille upholstery over highly resilient foam. This supplier listing is unusually sparse — it publishes no frame material, seat depth, shipping weight, weight capacity, assembly requirement or fabric care instruction. It also gives no seat height, no chenille fiber content, and does not say whether the chair stands on legs or whether any are supplied. Everything above is what we can state honestly from the data we have; message us and we will ask the supplier for anything else you need before you order.
