Navy Tufted Wingback Chair for Living Room Accent
A navy tufted wingback gives a bare corner a clear focal point and a seat built for long reads. The buttoned back, sloped winged arms and turned black legs carry a classic look that works in a living room, bedroom or reading nook.
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A navy tufted wingback gives a bare corner a clear focal point and a seat built for long reads. The buttoned back, sloped winged arms and turned black legs carry a classic look that works in a living room, bedroom or reading nook.
Classic tufted wingback chair in rich navy that makes a statement in any room
- needs a stylish extra seat for a living room or bedroom
- wants a focal accent piece without a bulky sofa
- wants a comfortable spot for reading or relaxing
One Chair That Makes the Corner Count
A high wingback in deep navy woven upholstery gives a bare corner a clear focal point, with a seat built for reading and long afternoons. Hand-tufted buttons run across the back, the winged sides sweep forward, and turned black wooden legs finish the classic silhouette without the bulk of a sofa.
Built for a corner that needs a focal point
- Deep button tufting in rich navy
The back and seat are button-tufted in a woven navy fabric. The buttons sit in a clean diamond pattern, and the rolled arm edge adds a crisp line that a plain upholstered chair lacks. Up close it reads as tailored, not flat.
- A wingback sized for a single corner
It measures 27.5 in wide and 33.75 in deep, with a 38.5 in back height and an 18 in seat height. That footprint fits beside a side table or in a reading corner without crowding the room, and the seat sits at a comfortable height for getting up and down.
- Turned wood legs and sloped winged arms
Dark turned legs lift the chair off the floor and keep the silhouette light. The winged sides curve toward the sitter, so the chair feels enclosed for reading. Next to a gold side table, it anchors the corner and makes the rest of the room look planned.
Sized for a corner, not a wall
- 27.5 inWidth
- 33.75 inDepth
- 38.5 inHeight
- 18 inSeat height
About 27.5 inches wide, roughly the footprint of a single armchair in a corner
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Yes, if the corner has about 27.5 in of width and 34 in of depth. The chair is 38.5 in tall with an 18 in seat and 18.75 in arms. Measure the spot with a tape before ordering, and leave a few inches behind the chair if you plan to pull it forward to sit.
Deep navy hides everyday dust and light marks better than pale linen, and the woven texture keeps small scuffs less visible. Blot spills right away instead of rubbing them in, and check the care tag before using any cleaner on the fabric.
The tufted back, sloped winged arms and turned wood legs are the parts budget chairs skip, and they are the reason this one looks finished. A single statement chair that earns its corner for years costs less per season than replacing a cheaper chair that never looked right in the room.
It is a classic and transitional piece. It suits rooms with warm wood, layered textiles and framed art. In a stark, all-white minimalist room, the tufting and wingback shape will read as a deliberate contrast, which some people want and others do not.
Fit chair leg floor protectors under the turned legs. They stop scratches when you pull the chair in and out of the corner.