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The Lindyn is a very large upholstered swivel chair from Signature Design by Ashley, built on a corner-blocked frame with a 360-degree swivel base. It is oversized at 58 inches wide and deep, with a loose seat cushion, an attached back and feather-blend throw pillows included. The platform foundation is designed to resist sagging better than sinuous springs, and it arrives fully assembled. It suits shoppers who want a roomy, low-slung lounge chair with a soft textured cord fabric; its size and weight make it a commitment in smaller rooms.
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Lowest price we've seen: $668.79 on Nov 13 at US Furniture Direct; $678.30 now. Tracked across 16 stores since Nov 13.
Owners rate it highly, praising the soft cord upholstery, the deep seat and the smooth swivel. Most complaints center on its size and weight and on keeping the light fabric clean.
The Lindyn is an oversized swivel accent chair with soft cord upholstery. It has a contemporary look and a spacious seat cushion. It comes in a light ivory shade and also in Fog.
The frame is corner-blocked. The seat cushion is loose and the back is attached. The cushions are high-quality foam wrapped in poly fiber, and the upholstery is polyester. Throw pillows with a feather-fiber blend are included.
The chair swivels 360 degrees. Its platform foundation is designed to give even support and keep the upholstery smooth and wrinkle-free without dips or sags. After 20,000 testing cycles, it resists sagging 3x better than a spring system.
