The Harrington Italian Leather Club Chair

Vintage Top-Grain Leather & Iron Pipe-Frame Armchair

A companion to the Harrington Sofa, The Harrington Italian Leather Club Chair combines the substantial comfort of a traditional leather club chair with the rugged architecture of an exposed iron frame. Its generous proportions and rich, vintage-finished leather give it the handsome, lived-in character that defines The Heritage Stable House and The Sporting Estate.

The chair is upholstered in top-grain Italian leather on every side, including the back, allowing it to sit confidently away from a wall as part of a larger seating arrangement. An iron pipe framework traces the chair's strong, squared silhouette, while caster wheels lend a subtle reference to vintage workshop and campaign furniture. The medium-firm seat is designed for comfortable lounging and will soften naturally with use, allowing the leather to develop an increasingly distinctive patina over time.

In The Heritage Stable House, place Harrington beside a stone fireplace with a wool throw, equestrian tapestry pillow, and aged brass reading lamp for the intimate feeling of a private tack-room retreat. For The Sporting Estate, pair two around a substantial wood or leather-topped table, surrounded by hunting prints, tartan, dark timber, and collected sporting objects to create a handsome fireside or library conversation area.

Details

• Top-grain Italian leather upholstery
• Fully upholstered in top-grain leather on the front, sides, and back
• Vintage-style leather finish
• Exposed iron pipe framework
• Strong, cube-inspired club chair silhouette
• Generously proportioned medium-firm seat
• Designed to soften and develop character with use
• Caster wheels add mobility and vintage industrial character
• Finished on all sides for flexible room placement
• Coordinates with the Harrington Italian Leather Pipe-Frame Sofa
• Overall Dimensions: 43.25"W × 39.5"D × 29"H

Natural leather note: Genuine leather will display variations in color, grain, markings, and distressing. These differences are part of the material's character and allow each chair to develop its own distinctive patina with age and use.