Martha Stewart London Skirted Swivel Chair Light Blue - : Upholstered, 360-Degree Rotation, No Assembly Required

Inspired by Martha Stewart's farm in Bedford, NY, the Martha Stewart London Swivel Chair blends traditional farmhouse armchair charm with modern lounge chair versatility. This elegant accent chair features the woven and durable upholstery, adding a fresh touch to any living room, bedroom, home office and more. A classic skirted bottom hides a 360-degree swivel base, allowing smooth and quiet rotation. Designed for comfort, this armchair includes a loose seat cushion and a lumbar back support pillow with plush foam padding. Quality construction with sinuous springs and elastic webbing ensures durability. Elevate your space with the Martha Stewart London Swivel Chair today! Overall Height: 35.25 inches Overall Width: 28 inches Overall Depth: 31.5 inches Seat to Floor Height: 18.5 inches Seat Width: 22 inches Seat Back Height: 16.75 inches Seat Cushion Thickness: inches Law Label: UNDER PENALTY OF LAW THIS TAG NOT TO BE REMOVED EXCEPT BY THE CONSUMER ALL NEW MATERIAL consisting of BODY 70% POLYURETHANE FOAM PAD 30% POLYESTER FIBER BATTING SEAT CUSHION(1) 100% POLYURETHANE FOAM PAD BACK CUSHION(1) 100% POLYESTER FIBER REG.NO.CA 45447 (CN) Certification is made by the manufacturer that the materials in this article are described in accordance with law. MADE FOR E & E Co., Ltd. 45875 Northport Loop East, Fremont, CA 94538 MADE IN CHINA Complies with U.S. CPSC and Cal TB 117-2013 requirements for upholstered furniture flammability NOTICE: THIS ARTICLE MEETS THE FLAMMABILITY REQUIREMENTS OF CALIFORNIA BUREAU OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND SERVICES TECHNICAL BULLETIN 117-2013. CARE SHOULD BE EXERCISED NEAR OPEN FLAME OR WITH BURNING CIGARETTES. The upholstery materials in this product contain NO added flame retardant chemicals. The State of California has updated the flammability standard and determined that the fire safety requirements for this product can be met without adding flame retardant chemicals. The state has identified many flame retardant chemicals as being known to, or strongly suspected of, adversely impacting human health or development.