Marina Chair (Phillips Collection Accent Chair)
Seating (Armchair / Accent Chair) · Contemporary Transitional (Modern Traditional) · Phillips Scott (Phillips Collection - "Tomorrow's Antiques")
Type
Seating (Armchair / Accent Chair)
Style Period
Contemporary Transitional (Modern Traditional)
Material
Engineered wood framing, high-density foam padding, and upholstered fabric casing.
Age Estimate
Brand new / Contemporary production (Current era, likely manufactured within the last 1 to 5 years).
Dimensions
Estimated carton dimensions are approximately 40 inches in height, 26 inches in width, and 27 inches in depth. Typical for a comfortable upholstered accent armchair.
Origin
Manufactured overseas for Phillips Scott, distributed internationally for high-end residential and hospitality interior design.
Designer/Maker
Phillips Scott (Phillips Collection - "Tomorrow's Antiques")
Value Estimate
Retail market value typically ranges from $800 to $1,500 per chair depending on the specific fabric grade and upholstery customizations chosen.
Description
This image shows factory-sealed shipping cartons for the 'Marina Chair' by Phillips Scott, known for their high-end 'Tomorrow's Antiques' philosophy. The packaging indicates professional-grade furniture distribution, carefully labeled with handling warnings and dimensional specifications. A wrapped decorative accent pillow rests on a lower carton, hinting at the plush, comfortable aesthetic of the armchair inside.
Key Features
Branded Phillips Scott packaging, specific model identification ('Marina Chair'), printed carton dimensions (27"D x 26"W x 40"H), and handling icons indicating fragility and orientation requirements.
Color & Finish
Neutral off-white or cream-colored fabric with the shipping container displaying standard brown kraft cardboard packaging and black printed typography.
Construction Method
Factory manufactured, flat-packed/boxed for commercial or residential distribution, featuring mortise-and-tenon interior frame joinery with reinforced corner blocks.
Joinery & Craftsmanship
Standard commercial manufacturing utilizing machine-cut frame components, corner blocking for enhanced durability, and precision staple-and-glue upholstery techniques.
Wood Grain & Species
Internal hardwood or engineered plywood frame; exterior surfaces are completely concealed by fabric upholstery.
Surface Treatment
Factory protective packaging with printed handling instructions ("Inspect for damages before accepting", "Do not double stack").
Upholstery Details
Includes a wrapped loose accent throw pillow; the chair itself features high-density foam padding encased in a woven textured neutral fabric.
Hardware & Fittings
Internal steel fasteners, screw-in legs (if applicable by design), and hidden brackets typical of knockdown upholstered seating.
Origin & Provenance
Manufactured overseas for Phillips Scott, distributed internationally for high-end residential and hospitality interior design.
Condition Notes
Factory fresh condition. The cardboard cartons show minimal transit wear, protecting the pristine, unused furniture pieces enclosed within.
Interesting Facts
Phillips Scott is widely recognized for creating transitional furniture that bridges antique aesthetics with modern comfort, often utilizing artisan-inspired techniques in a contemporary manufacturing framework.
Cultural Significance
Represents modern global logistics in the interior design industry, where high-end reproduction and transitional furniture are safely shipped worldwide directly to designers and clients.
Similar Pieces
Other high-end transitional armchairs from brands like Century Furniture, Bernhardt, or Theodore Alexander.
Care & Maintenance
Once unboxed, the upholstered fabric requires regular vacuuming with a soft brush attachment and professional cleaning for stains. Keep out of direct sunlight to prevent fabric fading.
Value Estimate
Retail market value typically ranges from $800 to $1,500 per chair depending on the specific fabric grade and upholstery customizations chosen.
Sustainability Notes
Constructed with durable materials designed for longevity, reducing the need for frequent replacement, though the packaging involves standard single-use corrugated cardboard and plastic wrapping.