Upholstered Lounge Chair / Armchair
Seating (Living Room Armchair) · Contemporary / Transitional (Late 20th to Early 21st Century) · Sherrill Furniture (known for high-quality American-made custom upholstered living room furniture).
Type
Seating (Living Room Armchair)
Style Period
Contemporary / Transitional (Late 20th to Early 21st Century)
Material
Hardwood frame components, high-density foam padding, woven textured synthetic-blend fabric upholstery, and exposed wooden feet.
Age Estimate
Late 20th to early 21st century, circa 1990-2015.
Dimensions
Estimated height: 36 inches, width: 34 inches, depth: 36 inches. This is standard sizing for a comfortable, statement living room armchair.
Origin
United States (North Carolina, the historic hub of American furniture manufacturing).
Designer/Maker
Sherrill Furniture (known for high-quality American-made custom upholstered living room furniture).
Value Estimate
Retail value range: $800 to $1,800 depending on the specific fabric grade and custom options selected at purchase. Secondary market resale value: $250 to $600.
Description
A sophisticated and inviting upholstered armchair by Sherrill Furniture featuring a clean-lined transitional silhouette. The chair is wrapped in a versatile neutral textured woven fabric that adds subtle visual depth. With its plush loose back pillow, supportive seat cushion, and gracefully tailored sloping arms, it offers exceptional comfort while serving as a refined accent piece for both traditional and modern living spaces.
Key Features
Sloping tailored armrests, plush loose back and seat cushions, neutral textured woven pattern fabric, high-density supportive core, and sturdy hardwood frame construction.
Color & Finish
Neutral beige and light gray multi-tonal woven pattern. The exposed wooden legs feature a dark espresso or walnut stain finish.
Construction Method
Hand-tailored upholstery applied over a factory-assembled kiln-dried hardwood frame, featuring mortise-and-joinery construction for durability.
Joinery & Craftsmanship
Mortise and tenon frame joinery reinforced with corner blocks. High-level domestic manufacturing craftsmanship typical of high-end custom upholstery lines.
Wood Grain & Species
Hardwood frame internal structure (species not visible); exposed legs likely crafted from maple or birch with a straight grain stain finish.
Surface Treatment
Smooth stain finish on visible wooden feet; fully upholstered upper body with precision fabric pattern alignment along the front rail and cushions.
Upholstery Details
Textured woven fabric with a subtle vertical chevron or dash pattern in neutral tones. Features a loose, thick box-cushion seat, a plush loose back cushion, welted seams, and tailored sloping arms.
Hardware & Fittings
Internal heavy-duty steel spring suspension (such as sinuous wire springs) and hidden assembly brackets; no decorative exterior hardware visible.
Origin & Provenance
United States (North Carolina, the historic hub of American furniture manufacturing).
Condition Notes
Very Good condition. The structural frame is solid, and the fabric appears clean with intact seams and minimal signs of wear. Cushions retain good loft and resilience.
Interesting Facts
Sherrill Furniture, founded in North Carolina, has been a staple of fine American furniture craftsmanship for decades, specializing in hand-tailored upholstered goods built to order.
Cultural Significance
Represents the modern American desire for versatile, highly durable, and comfortable transitional seating that easily integrates into open-concept suburban and urban homes.
Similar Pieces
Standard club chairs and transitional armchairs from makers like Century, Lee Industries, and Hickory Chair. Distinguished by Sherrill's specific tailoring proportions and arm slope.
Care & Maintenance
Vacuum regularly with a soft brush attachment to remove dust. Spot clean fabric stains using a mild water-based upholstery cleaner or professional dry cleaning. Keep away from direct, prolonged sunlight to prevent fading.
Value Estimate
Retail value range: $800 to $1,800 depending on the specific fabric grade and custom options selected at purchase. Secondary market resale value: $250 to $600.
Sustainability Notes
Built with a durable, long-lasting hardwood frame that can be easily reupholstered multiple times over its lifespan, promoting sustainable furniture longevity over disposable fast-furniture.
Notes
Sherrill furniture