
Button-tufted velvet with a rolled back and deep buttoning — the Chesterfield shape, in a single-seat version. In black, mocha, sapphire or royal blue.
The One Traditional Shape We Carry
Almost everything else in this collection is modern: sculptural frames, clean curves, exposed wood. This is the opposite — a shape that has been made the same way for two hundred years, and looks it.
That is either exactly what you want or exactly what you do not. In a room of contemporary furniture, one traditional chair reads as deliberate contrast — the same way an antique mirror works in a modern hallway. In a room that is already classical, it belongs completely.
What Buttoning Does
Deep buttoning pulls the upholstery into the frame at fixed points, so the surface holds its shape rather than flattening where you sit. It is why a well-made buttoned chair looks the same in ten years.
The honest trade-off: buttoning collects dust in every dimple. It needs a vacuum brush occasionally, which a flat surface does not.
Four Colours
Black is the classic Chesterfield and the most forgiving. Mocha is warmer and works with wood and brass. Sapphire and Royal Blue are the statement choices — deep blue velvet with buttoning is the most traditional-luxury combination in this range, and it needs a plain room around it.
Placing It
Leave about 30cm of clear space on each side. This chair reads as a formal piece, so it suits a study, a bedroom corner or a living room where it can sit slightly apart rather than in the middle of a casual seating group.
Delivery & Setup
Free delivery and professional setup all over the UAE, with most orders ready in 5–12 days. All RoomVibe furniture carries a 1-year warranty against manufacturing defects, and our team is available 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM, seven days a week.
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Free delivery and professional assembly to all seven emirates, included in the price. No minimum order value.
Most orders are ready within 5–12 days.
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