26 Oct Swivel chairs to put you in a spin
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- This simple and elegant ‘Quant’ swivel chair by Robert Langford is part of the showroomâs stock range, which is usually available for delivery in a week. Or, have it with your own upholstery: itâs pictured with Kirkby Designâs ‘Leaf’ recycled wool
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- The âCopineâ chair from Porada is the work of Italian design siblings G & O Buratti. A generous size makes it perfect for convivial conversation spaces in living areas
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- Visionnaireâs âFosterâ chair has an art deco sensibility, with its deep, fluted arm and back curving sensuously around the seat. The return swivel system adds an extra layer of functionality
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- Pierre Freyâs âVoidâ chair, designed by Gonçalo Campos, is named for the aperture in its back; the top of the seat-rest appears to float almost invisibly on the arms. Contrasting fabrics emphasise the solidity of the base versus the lightness of the top. It also comes in a fixed version
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- This âAkikoâ dining chair could work just as well as a dining chair in multiples as it would as a sleek single desk chair. The swivel moves through 180 degrees, with a return. Find it at Gallotti&Radice
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- A compact shape means Arteriorsâ âPoppyâ chair is great for smaller spaces or for where the chair doesnât need to be right at the centre of attention, such as next to a dressing table, but itâs wing-armed shape and metal pedestal still give it star-power. Itâs pictured in cider velvet
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- With its sculptural shape and ivory textured upholstery, Andrew Martinâs âMadisonâ chair embodies current design directions, and would be perfect for a cocktail nook. It swivels through 360 degrees
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- Designed back in 2009 by Antonio Citterio, the âFeel Goodâ armchair proves how Flexformâs design stands the test of time. The base is available in many finishes, from stained walnut to chrome, and the chair also comes in a fixed version