This is the chair that makes a living room look like it was put together by someone who actually knows what they are doing. The silhouette is round and generous — a softly domed back, deep seat, arms that curve rather than cut. It references the 1970s without committing to the nostalgia, which is exactly the right balance. The upholstery is a polyester, wool and linen blend boucle, the kind of fabric that photographs beautifully and gets better with use. The seat cushions are filled with high-density foam, fiber, and a down and feather blend — the combination that actually holds its shape rather than sinking flat after six months. It is hand-assembled in North Carolina, built on a sinuous wire spring suspension that gives it the kind of sit you want to stay in. Designed by David Girelli as a collection exclusive, it pairs just as well with a walnut credenza as it does with a marble floor and nothing else. At $1,999 it is a serious chair. It deserves a serious room.