Upholstered Armchair, also known as club chair or living room armchair

Seating (Armchair / Lounge Chair) · Contemporary / Transitional (21st Century) · Likely manufactured for or retailed by Macy's Department Store (e.g., from an in-house private label upholstered furniture collection)

Upholstered Armchair, also known as club chair or living room armchair

Type

Seating (Armchair / Lounge Chair)

Style Period

Contemporary / Transitional (21st Century)

Material

Engineered wood frame, high-density foam padding, polyester or linen-blend woven fabric upholstery

Age Estimate

Likely manufactured within the last 10 years, circa 2015-2023

Dimensions

Estimated height 35 inches, width 40 inches, depth 38 inches, typical of a standard deep-seating contemporary club chair

Origin

Likely manufactured in the United States, Vietnam, or China for the North American retail market

Designer/Maker

Likely manufactured for or retailed by Macy's Department Store (e.g., from an in-house private label upholstered furniture collection)

Value Estimate

Estimated retail resale value between $150 to $350 USD depending on local market demand and overall condition

Description

A comfortable and inviting contemporary armchair featuring generous proportions, wide rolled arms, and supportive cushioning. Upholstered in a versatile light gray textured fabric, this piece easily integrates into modern or transitional living spaces. The deep seat and plush back cushion offer an exceptional lounging experience, complemented by an accent throw pillow with a decorative strap pattern.

Key Features

Wide rolled arms, deep plush seat cushion, loose supportive back pillow, neutral textured woven fabric, transitional silhouette

Color & Finish

Light gray or oatmeal textured neutral upholstery fabric with subtle cross-hatch slubbing

Construction Method

Factory-assembled frame using engineered wood and reinforced joints, machine-stitched upholstery, drop-in sinuous spring suspension system

Joinery & Craftsmanship

Dowelled, glued, and corner-blocked frame joinery typical of mass-market upholstered seating designed for durability and comfort

Wood Grain & Species

Internal non-visible framing utilizes mixed hardwoods and engineered wood products with no exposed exterior wood grain

Surface Treatment

Fully upholstered exterior with fabric treated for stain resistance during manufacturing

Upholstery Details

Woven polyester-blend upholstery fabric in a light gray colorway, high-resilience foam core seat cushion with fiber wrap, loose fiber-filled back cushion, featuring standard welted seams along the rolled arms

Hardware & Fittings

Internal heavy-gauge steel sinuous springs and connecting clips; no visible exterior hardware

Origin & Provenance

Likely manufactured in the United States, Vietnam, or China for the North American retail market

Condition Notes

Appears to be in very good pre-owned condition with clean fabric, intact seams, and solid structural integrity, showing minimal signs of regular household wear

Interesting Facts

Chairs of this style are among the best-selling upholstery categories in major American department stores due to their versatile scaling and neutral appeal in open-concept floor plans

Cultural Significance

Represents the modern suburban consumer preference for casual, comfortable, and highly versatile living room seating that prioritizes ergonomic relaxation over formal posture

Similar Pieces

Standard club chairs from major retailers like Pottery Barn, Crate & Barrel, or West Elm; distinguished primarily by subtle variations in arm width, cushion fill, and leg style

Care & Maintenance

Vacuum regularly with a soft brush attachment to remove dust and debris, spot clean stains immediately using a mild water-based upholstery cleaner, and periodically fluff and rotate cushions to ensure even wear

Value Estimate

Estimated retail resale value between $150 to $350 USD depending on local market demand and overall condition

Sustainability Notes

Standard mass-market upholstered furniture utilizing engineered wood and synthetic fibers; limited inherent eco-friendly certifications unless specifically noted by the manufacturer as CertiPUR-US certified foam

Notes

Macy’s

Identified on 9/12/2026