The Platonic expression of sitting, the original Navy chair was designed for use on submarines during WWII. Since then, its craftsmen have hand-formed and welded soft, recycled aluminum into an icon of purity. This armchair version blends boldface lines and firm curves, leather upholstery and a smooth swivel to achieve a balance of the classic and the modern.

Hand crafted of recycled anodized aluminum.
Features a Hand Brushed Aluminum finish.
Frame: Recycled Aluminum, Seat/Back: Spinneybeck Volo Leather.
Frame is corrosion and fade resistant.
Chair turns a full 360° and adjusts in height.
Includes 4 wheels.
Hardware may loosen over time, periodically check to make sure all connections are tight and retighten if necessary.
Never use detergents, polishes, preservers or saddle soap. They can remove natural oils.
Dust or vacuum for routine maintenance.
Do not place in direct sunlight; it will lighten or discolor leather over time.
If spills occur, immediately soak up any liquids with an absorbent cloth and allow to air dry. Thorough cleaning by a leather specialist only.
Most surface scratches will fade over time if you rub them with your fingertips. Friction and heat from rubbing helps to redistribute wax in surrounding areas to cover the scratch. Not all scratches have the same depth, and this may not work on deeper scratches.
Our leather upholstered products are constructed from semi-aniline leather. The full-grain or top-grain leathers are soaked in transparent nontoxic dye, with no subsequent pigmented finish coats applied. Dye penetrates the hides, letting the natural grain show through.
Semi-anilines have natural markings that vary from hide to hide. They also have color variations due to the leather’s ability to accept dyes differently in various areas of a hide. Markings and shading distinguish genuine leather from man-made materials. Appreciating shade differences among hides also means appreciating them on individual furniture pieces, because no two pieces can be produced from a single hide.
Our leathers appeal to customers who find the natural color variations, markings and patina of pure aniline leathers unique and beautiful. They may not appeal to customers who want uniform color and surface commonly seen on less expensive leathers that are heavily corrected and pigmented.