With a belief that there is no end to what furniture can do for a space and a profound curiosity and love for creative experimentation from all corners of the world, Four Hands is sure to have the unique piece you are looking for. Since its founding they have explored the globe for inspiration to shape their products and create refined, classic, yet innovative furniture, that can be enjoyed for years to come.
Enjoy the Colby Swivel Chair - Heirloom Black in your home today! The traditional barrel-backed chair gets updated by way of rolled arms and wood working. Upholstered in a rich heirloom leather and mounted on a 360-degree swivel for a fresh twist on the classic leather club chair. Sourced from one of the oldest family-owned tanneries in ItalyÂ’s Bassano del Grappa, heirloom leather is salvaged and processed from upcycled hides featuring an abundance of natural markings, scars and color variations. The result? Beautifully supple, buttery soft hides with an unmatched depth of color and richness, and an authentic lived-in look.
Measurements:
38.00"w x 34.50"d x 28.50"h
Colors: Heirloom Black, Vintage Ash, Vintage Ash Veneer
Materials: Top Grain Leather, Solid Ash, Ash Veneer
Weight: 91.49 lb
Arm Height from Floor: 28.50"
Arm Height from Seat: 11.50"
Arm Length: 29.00"
Arm Width: 6.50"
Clearance from Floor: 1.25"
Overall Depth: 34.50"
Overall Height: 28.50"
Overall Width: 38.00"
Seat Back Height: 11.50"
Seat Depth: 24.00"
Seat Height: 17.00"
Seat Width (Back): 19.00"
Seat Width (Front): 26.00"
Back Cushion Attachment: Fixed
Back Cushion Qty: 1
Chair Arm Option: With Arm
Cleaning Code: X (vacuum Or Light Brush, No Cleaning Products)
Filling in Body: 80% Polyurethane Foam, 20% Fiber
Frame Construction Joinery: Corner-block reinforced
Frame Construction Joinery: Mortise and Tenon
Frame Construction Joinery: Nails
Seat Construction: S-Spring
Seat Cushion Attachment: Fixed
Seat Cushion Qty: 1
Seating Capacity: 1
Swivel: Yes
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