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BH | Premier Duxbury Leather and Jute Club Chair — In Chestnut with Natural Linen Sides

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$1,789.00
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$1,789.00
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House Note · About this piece

Duxbury, on the Massachusetts coast south of Boston, is a town of shingled houses facing the bay, and on a grey afternoon the best place to be is inside one of them with a book while the tide goes out. This club chair is made for that afternoon. It is scaled to sit comfortably without taking over a room, its seat is covered in top grain leather that softens with every read, and its arms are set low enough to rest a book on.

The frame is ash, a strong, springy hardwood, and while the seat is leather, the outer back and sides are left in jute, a natural, nubby fibre, in the deconstructed style that shows how the chair is built rather than hiding it. It arrives fully assembled.

Set it in a living room or sunporch by a window onto the water, with a side table for coffee and a basket of books, or make a pair facing each other for long conversations. This listing is for one club chair.

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Duxbury Leather and Jute Club Chair in Chestnut with Natural Linen Sides, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Duxbury Leather and Jute Club Chair in Chestnut with Natural Linen Sides, front view. Top grain leather seat, jute outer back and sides, ash frame.
Duxbury Leather and Jute Club Chair in Chestnut with Natural Linen Sides, side view showing the depth.
Duxbury Leather and Jute Club Chair in Chestnut with Natural Linen Sides, rear view.
Duxbury Leather and Jute Club Chair in Chestnut with Natural Linen Sides, three-quarter view showing the full profile, from the other side.
Close view of the leather seat and arm on the Duxbury Leather and Jute Club Chair in Chestnut with Natural Linen Sides.
Close view of the woven side panel and arm on the Duxbury Leather and Jute Club Chair in Chestnut with Natural Linen Sides.
Duxbury Leather and Jute Club Chair in Chestnut with Natural Linen Sides, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Duxbury Leather and Jute Club Chair in Chestnut with Natural Linen Sides, front view. Top grain leather seat, jute outer back and sides, ash frame.
Duxbury Leather and Jute Club Chair in Chestnut with Natural Linen Sides, side view showing the depth.
Duxbury Leather and Jute Club Chair in Chestnut with Natural Linen Sides, rear view.
Duxbury Leather and Jute Club Chair in Chestnut with Natural Linen Sides, three-quarter view showing the full profile, from the other side.
Close view of the leather seat and arm on the Duxbury Leather and Jute Club Chair in Chestnut with Natural Linen Sides.
Close view of the woven side panel and arm on the Duxbury Leather and Jute Club Chair in Chestnut with Natural Linen Sides.
Duxbury Leather and Jute Club Chair in Chestnut with Natural Linen Sides, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Duxbury Leather and Jute Club Chair in Chestnut with Natural Linen Sides, front view. Top grain leather seat, jute outer back and sides, ash frame.
Duxbury Leather and Jute Club Chair in Chestnut with Natural Linen Sides, side view showing the depth.
Duxbury Leather and Jute Club Chair in Chestnut with Natural Linen Sides, rear view.
Duxbury Leather and Jute Club Chair in Chestnut with Natural Linen Sides, three-quarter view showing the full profile, from the other side.
Close view of the leather seat and arm on the Duxbury Leather and Jute Club Chair in Chestnut with Natural Linen Sides.
Close view of the woven side panel and arm on the Duxbury Leather and Jute Club Chair in Chestnut with Natural Linen Sides.
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