Definition of club chair
: a deep low thickly upholstered easy chair often with rather low back and heavy sides and arms
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The club chairs in the foreground have waterfall skirts for a slipcovered feeling.
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Unfortunately, Palermo’s hotel game isn’t the strongest, but the central Grand Hotel Palme has generously sized rooms with club chairs and marble baths right next door to the beautiful 19th-century Teatro Politeama, home to Sicily’s orchestra.
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But the wake-up call comes from a 1930s French sideboard in orange lacquer, a high-octane shade repeated in the chic welting of a club chair.
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Suddenly faceless hotel luxury gives way to a den of leather club chairs, parquet floors, clothbound books, manual typewriters, contemporary art, eccentric antiques.
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The Mercedes Bar, on the 31st floor of the brutalist Hotel Ukraina (officially, the Radisson Royal Hotel), is outfitted with club chairs and flat-screen TVs, and the German carmaker's logo is stamped on nearly everything.
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The living area is anchored by a zebra-stripe upholstered Art Deco bergère and a 1950s Milo Baughman sofa and matching club chairs.
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The doors are painted in a custom green lacquer and the vintage French club chairs are from Blackman Cruz.
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But there are also comfortable tufted-leather club chairs and antique rugs, a weathered farmhouse table and leather stools that belly up to the bar.
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First Known Use of club chair
1919
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