Martin Swivel Chair

With its generous 38-inch width and 49-inch depth, this chair is designed as a "chair-and-a-half" scale, prioritizing deep-seated comfort. While it offers a luxurious lounging experience, we recommend measuring your space carefully to ensure its nearly 4-foot depth allows for clear walking paths. Its 360-degree swivel functionality makes it particularly effective in open-concept apartments, as it can easily transition between facing a television and joining a conversation in the dining area.

The design focuses heavily on ergonomic comfort through its pillow-top arms and a high pillow-back style. These features provide a soft, "sink-in" feel that supports the upper body and arms more effectively than traditional, rigid accent chairs. Additionally, the 20-inch seat height is optimized for easy entry and exit, making it a functional choice for family rooms or primary bedroom reading corners.

Yes, this chair is a primary component of the Martin collection. It is designed to complement the Martin Brown Sectional and Ottoman perfectly. In a contemporary design scheme, you can use the swivel chair as a flexible anchor piece that bridges the gap between a large sectional and the rest of the room, allowing you to maintain a cohesive aesthetic while adding extra, moveable seating.

This chair is upholstered in 100% polyester chenille, a material prized for both its soft, velvet-like texture and its inherent durability. For regular maintenance, we recommend vacuuming with an upholstery attachment once a week to prevent dust from settling into the weave. For minor spills, our care guidelines suggest blotting immediately with a clean, soft cloth and using a mixture of mild soap and warm water. Avoid harsh chemicals, which can damage the "plush" fibers of the chenille.

The caster legs are designed to provide mobility and a "changeable point of view," as noted in the Martin collection’s design. While casters offer great flexibility, we recommend using an area rug beneath the chair if you have hardwood or sensitive laminate floors. A rug not only defines the seating zone in a contemporary layout but also provides a protective barrier against the repeated movement of the wheels.

Polyester-based fabrics are among the most resilient options for busy households. Because polyester is a synthetic fiber, it is naturally more resistant to stretching and staining than natural fibers. The woven nature of chenille provides a tight structure that stands up well to daily use, though we recommend keeping pet claws trimmed to prevent any potential snagging of the woven loops.