Taupe Rolling Barrel-Back Dining Chair, Swivel
25.5"W x 25.5"D x 32.25"H
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Taupe Rolling Barrel-Back Dining Chair, Swivel
Soft Taupe Upholstered Barrel Dining Chair with Rolling Casters | 32 Inch | Dining Chair
The form is a rounded barrel-body dining chair sitting on rolling casters. The upholstered body has no hard corners -- the back and sides meet in a continuous rounded arc, the seat and back cushioning generous inside the enclosure. No arms; the rounded form provides lateral support through its curvature rather than separate arm panels. The casters at the base allow the chair to roll freely across the floor without being lifted. At a dining table this changes a small daily behavior: the chair pulls out and returns with a push, adjusts in position during a meal without scraping, and moves aside when space is needed without effort or noise.
The soft taupe upholstery in the 95% polyester and 5% nylon blend reads as a warm grey-brown -- sitting between greige and mushroom, warm enough to integrate with natural wood table surfaces and warm flooring. The feather, high-density foam, and poly-fill combination produces the generous cushion depth that most dining chairs do not offer. This is a chair designed for lingering at the table as much as for sitting through a meal -- the fill yielding and settling with the sitter rather than holding a firm, prescribed position. In warm lamplight the taupe reads as slightly warmer and darker than in daylight.
The rolling caster function has a floor-type consideration: casters roll well on hard floors and low-pile rugs; on thick pile rugs rolling resistance increases noticeably. Confirm floor type before ordering if mobility is the primary reason for choosing this form. At 25.5 wide and 25.5 deep the square footprint is compact enough for most dining table positions -- a set of these beneath a table reads as a cohesive arrangement of rounded forms at the seating level. At 28.6 pounds the chair is light on its rolling base.
- Dimensions: 25.5W x 25.5D x 32.25H inches
- Weight: 28.6 lbs
- 95% polyester 5% nylon upholstery -- solid wood and plywood frame -- feathers, high-density foam, poly-fill
- Upholstered barrel dining chair -- continuous rounded back enclosure -- rolling casters -- no visible arms -- soft taupe polyester-nylon upholstery
25.5"W x 25.5"D x 32.25"H
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