Deep Thoughts Leather Chaise in Camel Leather - Angle 1
Deep Thoughts Leather Chaise in Camel Leather - Angle 2
Deep Thoughts Leather Chaise in Camel Leather - Angle 3
Deep Thoughts Leather Chaise in Camel Leather - Angle 4
Deep Thoughts Leather Chaise in Camel Leather - Angle 5
Deep Thoughts Collection

Deep Thoughts Leather Chaise

$2,395.97 $2,994.97
20% off
Details
  • A sleek, continuous silhouette with a gently reclined seat for relaxed, ergonomic comfort
  • Adjustable lumbar pillow may be repositioned for your preferred comfort.
  • A bent-ply shell wrapped in foam and batting offers lasting comfort and structure.
  • Steel tube base provide strength and a smooth, modern finish. Adjustable glides help keep the chaise level on uneven flooring
  • Crafted with natural aniline leather—buffed and lightly waxed for a soft, sleek feel and subtle sheen. Each hide is unique, and variations in color or markings are a signature of genuine leather that will develop a rich patina over time
  • Ships fully assembled.
  • Clean Air Certified.
  • Try our Furniture Measuring + Delivery guide to make sure it's the right fit.
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Dimensions
Overall
22"w 60"d 39"h
56cm w 152cm d 99cm h
Seat
22"w 40"d 16"h
56cm w 102cm d 41cm h
Back
22"w 1"d 25"h
56cm w 3cm d 64cm h
Leg
14"h
36cm h
Weight
49 lbs
22.2 kg
A dimensional drawing of the Deep Thoughts Leather Chaise
A dimensional drawing of the Deep Thoughts Leather Chaise
Assembly + Care
  • Vacuum your upholstery regularly.
  • Keep furniture out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources; excessive exposure to sunlight may cause color fading.
  • Avoid placing heavy or sharp objects on the furniture surface for long periods of time; this can cause permanent surface indentations.
Assembly + Care
Shipping + Returns
This item ships via freight. The final delivery options are determined in checkout.

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If a tree falls in the forest is it as comfortable as you will be sitting on this? Leather wrapped contours form a relaxing position that equally invites introspection and socialization. The contrasting lumbar pillow slides to be where you want it and blackened steel base provides all the support needed to start your journey of taking a damn load off. Lounge Chair also available.

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Deep Thoughts Leather Chaise

$2,395.97 $2,994.97
20% off
$2,395.97 $2,994.97
20% off

Pairs well with:

Clad 2 Door Credenza $1,996 $2,495
Bob and Weave Rug in 9' x 12' - Angle 1
Color: Natural
Bob and Weave Rug
$1,595.97
$1,994.97

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A modern lounge chair constructed from layered, curved cardboard panels in a natural tan color, mounted on a white and light wood four-star base, photographed against a clean white background.
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