Description:
With a clean, modern silhouette and softly tailored cushioning, the Elvin reclining swivel chair brings a refined presence to any space, supported by a stable 4-prong metal base. It features smooth recline, a memory swivel base, and an adjustable headrest for personalized comfort. Double-layer foam cushioning and the matching ottoman enhance full-body relaxation. Choose top grain leather or OEKO-TEX® certified fabric, both designed for durability and easy care.
Key Features:
- Effortless Return Swivel: Elvin rotates smoothly and returns to original position, keeping your space visually organized after use.
- Recline That Adapts Naturally: Smooth recline lets you shift into a relaxed position with ease for reading, resting, or unwinding.
- Adjustable Headrest Support: Lift or lower for different heights, and adjust through three forward positions for personalized neck support from upright to fully reclined.
- Double-Layer Foam Comfort: Layered foam cushioning in the backrest provides steady support with a soft, pressure-relieving feel.
- Relaxation, Fully Extended: Matching ottoman extends leg support, helping you fully stretch out for a more balanced lounging experience.
- Top Grain Leather Craft Option: 100% top grain leather offers durable wear, natural aging, and a surface that becomes softer over time.
- OEKO-TEX® Fabric Option: Certified fabric delivers a soft-touch feel with trusted material safety and easy everyday maintenance.
- Unified Wood Structure: One-piece plywood frame enhances stability and creates a clean, seamless silhouette.
- Stable Metal Base Structure: 4-prong metal base provides reliable stability and supports up to 350 lbs for confident daily use.
- Simple Assembly Setup: Designed for straightforward assembly so you can set up your chair with minimal effort.
Assembly:
Assembly required. Comes in 2 boxes which fit through doorways 30" or wider. If you have any questions, please contact our customer support team at support@chitaliving.com. We will provide a satisfactory solution.


























