Ashby Slipcovered Swivel Chair
Craftsman-built by upholstery artisans, our Ashby Collection features classic, midcentury-inspired silhouettes that will complement any aesthetic. Ashby’s inset feet make each piece appear to float above your floor, and its deep seating is hand-fitted in chic, menswear-inspired performance fabrics—which are incredibly durable and virtually unstainable.
- Crafted by our North Carolina upholstery artisans working with some of the finest materials sourced around the world.
- Frames are craftsman-built using cross-directional hardwood laminate certified by the Sustainable Forestry Initiative.
- Frames feature a recycled-steel Flexolator suspension system beneath seat cushions for evenly dispersed, firm yet flexible comfort.
- Backrests are sustained by flexible webbing for resilient support and stability.
- Seat-cushion cores contain flexible, interconnected recycled-steel coils, which provide additional support and continuous comfort.
- Cushion cores are made with dense, eco-friendly foam made partly from sustainable, plant-based material.
- Seat cushions are padded with sterilized down, feathers, and poly-fiber to create a relaxing, “sink-into” feel.
- Cushions are wrapped in cotton, down-proof casings to maintain their shape. Channel-stitching keeps padding in place for added resilience.
- Solid steel swivel mechanism allows 360-degree rotation.
- Ashby Chairs are available in customizable fabrics. Call, email, or live chat with our Design Team to create your own.
- We want you to love your Ashby Chair as much as we do. We recommend ordering a fabric swatch prior to purchase, ensuring the perfect color choice.
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