Finding comfortable seating that rotates for conversation and fits a modern aesthetic can be challenging in smaller living rooms or bedrooms. The Bassett Mirror Rory White Swivel Accent Chair, a barrel-design swivel club chair available at LOOMLAN with free shipping, delivers 360-degree rotation and plush foam padding wrapped in ivory boucle polyester upholstery on a stepped walnut base.
Full Specifications
| Brand | Bassett Mirror |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (W × D × H) | 35 × 35.75 × 31.25 inches |
| Upholstery Material | 100% Polyester ivory boucle fabric |
| Frame Material | Solid wood |
| Padding | Plush foam |
| Base Finish | Stepped solid wood in natural walnut finish |
| Swivel | 360-degree rotation |
| Color | White |
| Weight | 75 lbs |
What is a club chair?
A club chair is a low, upholstered armchair with deep seating and a wide frame, originally designed for gentleman's clubs in the 19th century. Modern club chairs range from leather to performance fabric and often feature barrel backs, rolled arms, or swivel bases for flexible placement in living rooms, dens, and hospitality lobbies.
What You Get With the Bassett Mirror Rory White Swivel Accent Chair
- 360-Degree Swivel Base -- the stepped solid wood base rotates smoothly in any direction for easy conversation flow.
- Ivory Boucle Upholstery -- 100% polyester boucle fabric delivers soft texture and a contemporary white finish.
- Plush Foam Padding -- high-density foam cushioning provides sink-in comfort for extended sitting.
- Solid Wood Frame -- durable hardwood construction supports 75-pound chair weight and daily use.
- Walnut-Finish Base -- the natural walnut stepped pedestal contrasts with white fabric for a mid-century-inspired look.
- Compact 35-Inch Barrel Profile -- the modern tub chair silhouette fits bedrooms, reading nooks, and apartment corners without overwhelming the floor plan.
Where does a white swivel club chair work best?
Pair the Rory chair in a bedroom reading nook with a floor lamp, or flank a sofa in your living room with two swivel club chairs for flexible seating. Its ivory tone complements wood accent chairs and upholstered dining chairs, while the walnut base ties to other club chair finishes in open-plan spaces.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a club chair?
- A club chair is a deep-seated, wide-framed upholstered armchair with low backs, originally created for 19th-century gentleman's clubs.
- What is the difference between a club chair and an accent chair?
- Club chairs are a specific type of accent chair defined by deep seating and wide arms, while accent chairs include any secondary seating piece that complements primary sofas.
- Is leather or fabric better for a club chair?
- Fabric like boucle polyester resists cracking and offers softer texture, while leather develops patina and cleans easily; choose based on your maintenance preference and aesthetic.
- Are club chairs good for small spaces?
- The Rory's 35-inch width and swivel function make it ideal for small apartments and corners, where rotation replaces the need to reposition the chair.
- Does the Rory chair require assembly?
- Minimal assembly typically involves attaching the base to the seat; detailed instructions ship with the chair.
- How do you clean polyester boucle upholstery?
- Vacuum weekly with an upholstery brush, blot spills immediately with a damp cloth, and spot-clean with mild soap and water; avoid harsh solvents that can damage the boucle loops.
Trade & Commercial Specifications
The Bassett Mirror Rory swivel club chair fits hospitality lobbies, boutique hotel rooms, and executive office seating where 360-degree rotation and durable foam padding meet design specs. LOOMLAN's trade program provides up to 40% off retail with no minimum order, plus Project Concierge support for orders over $5,000.
| Trade Pricing | Up to 40% off retail -- apply free |
|---|---|
| Commercial Use | Solid wood frame and plush foam suitable for contract-grade lobbies and waiting areas |
| Volume Orders | Project Concierge available for multi-unit hospitality and developer projects |
