Christopher Club Chair

by Huxe

5.0(1)

$1,359.00 $2,265.00

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Ships To Canada
Limited 1 Year warranty
Made in China
Ready-made heirloom charm. Create an instant sense of warmth and comfort in your living space with the Christopher Club Chair by Huxe. This handsome seating sports a simple design that's packed with vintage appeal, featuring a distressed leather surface for a cozy, well-used and well-loved look right out of the box.
Item Number
ESI1718339

Review Snapshot

5.0

100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Ratings Distribution

Reviewed by 1 customer

1 / 1

Casual, comfortable and good looking

Submitted 8 years ago

By AshleyinPC

From Park City, UT

Verified Buyer

I bought 2 of these chairs for my den and I am very happy with them. They are incredibly comfortable and great looking in a casual way. Both my tall husband and my shorter kids both like they way they feel. The leather is distressed and warm but the outer "shell" of the chair provides enough structure that they are streamlined and modern while still comfortable. I like their shorter profile as I didn't want them to wall off the room and I appreciate that they are good looking from the back since they are exposed.

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Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Shown in Black color, in use

Huxe

Huxe distills modern living to its most essential form, where precision meets quiet restraint. Defined by architectural silhouettes, exacting proportions, and a disciplined material palette, each piece is conceived to bring clarity and cohesion to both interior and outdoor environments. Subtle tonal finishes and refined detailing underscore the brand’s commitment to considered design; where function, modernism, and enduring simplicity converge.

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