Mid-Century Executive Office Chair — Brown Suede Leather, High Back with Lumbar Support
The chair that earns its place in the room.
Most office chairs are designed to disappear into the background. This one isn't. The mid-century silhouette, channel-stitched brown suede leather, and clean lines make it as much a design statement as a place to sit — without sacrificing the ergonomics of a proper executive chair.
Built for long days at your desk
- 20.08" seat width — generously sized and confirmed, not estimated
- Built-in lumbar support — keeps your lower back where it should be through long sessions
- 120° recline — lean back without losing support
- Height-adjustable gas cylinder — dial in the exact height for your desk
- 360° swivel — move freely without shifting the whole chair
- Smooth-rolling casters — glide across hard floors and low-pile carpet
- 350 lb weight capacity — built to carry real weight, day after day
- Brown suede leather upholstery — wipes clean, holds its shape
- Steel frame construction — solid base, no flex
Specifications
- Colour: Brown Suede Leather
- Back style: High Back
- Seat width: 20.08"
- Max recline: 120°
- Weight capacity: 350 lb
- Casters: Yes
Ships flat-pack with labelled parts. No specialist tools required for assembly.
| Weight capacity | 350 lb listing stated |
| Seat height range | Not confirmed |
| Seat width | 20.08"listing stated |
| Seat depth | Not confirmed |
| Back height | Not confirmed |
| Max recline | 120°listing stated |
| Base / casters | Casterssupplier stated |
| Gas cylinder class | Not confirmed |
| Overall width | Not confirmed |
| Overall depth | Not confirmed |
| Overall height | Not confirmed |
| Shipping weight | 45.0 lb supplier stated |
| Warranty | Not confirmed |
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