Nook Boucle Armchair - White
- Matching lumbar cushion includedlower-back support, not a decorative extra
- Contemporary wingback shapethe sides come forward at shoulder height
- Powder-coated black metal legsa hard contrast under soft white teddy fabric
Description
A wingback shape and a matching lumbar cushion are what make the Nook a chair you can read in rather than just sit in — the wings close in at shoulder height and the cushion fills the gap at the small of your back. It measures 73 cm wide, 76 cm deep and 76 cm high in white teddy fabric over foam cushioning, on powder-coated black metal legs, and weighs 10 kg.
A square footprint with a wing profile
73 W × 76 D × 76 H cm
The Nook is close to a 75 cm cube — the wings do not add width at the base, so 73 cm of wall plus a little clearance is the real requirement. Allow 85 cm to keep the arms off a skirting board.
Seventy-six centimetres of depth is the number to check against a walking line, especially in a bedroom. At 76 cm high the white body sits below most sill lines, so it can go under a window without blocking light.
Wings at the shoulder, cushion at the base of the spine
Two features do the work. The wingback profile brings the sides of the backrest forward at shoulder height, so you are enclosed rather than sitting against a flat panel — the shape that makes a chair feel like a retreat instead of a seat.
The matching lumbar cushion handles the other end. A 76 cm-deep seat is generous, and on a deep seat the small of the back is where support usually goes missing; the cushion fills exactly that gap and can be moved or removed as you prefer. Foam cushioning sits beneath the padded seat and backrest, and white teddy fabric gives a dense, soft pile at every contact point.
White teddy fabric on powder-coated metal legs
The Nook is upholstered in teddy fabric in white, over foam cushioning and a durable internal frame, on powder-coated metal legs in black. Powder coating is a baked finish rather than a paint, which is what keeps a black metal leg from chipping where shoes and vacuum heads meet it. White teddy is a pale pile: expect it to show lint from dark clothing and to need a soft brush vacuum head rather than a beater bar.
Dimensions & materials
- Assembled size: 73 W × 76 D × 76 H cm
- Product weight: 10 kg
- Upholstery: teddy fabric
- Cushioning: foam
- Legs: powder-coated metal, black
- Colour: White
- Package contents: 1 × armchair, 1 × cushion
- Carton: 75.5 × 48 × 61.5 cm, 12 kg
Assembly & delivery
Assembly is required and means fitting the black metal legs to the upholstered body. One carton at 75.5 × 48 × 61.5 cm and 12 kg holds the armchair and its matching cushion. The box measures 48 cm through its narrowest face, so measure a tight stairwell before delivery day. Most orders ship the next business day, delivered nationwide across New Zealand.
A reading corner where you want to be enclosed
A reading corner is exactly what the white Nook is shaped for: wings closing in at shoulder height, a 76 cm-deep seat and a matching lumbar cushion for the hour mark. The trade-off is the fabric — white teddy pile collects lint from dark clothing and shows marks, so place it away from the doorway traffic and keep a throw within reach.
What does the matching cushion on the white Nook armchair do?
A matching lumbar cushion ships with the white Nook and fills the gap at the small of your back — the spot where a 76 cm-deep seat normally leaves you unsupported. It is upholstered in the same white teddy fabric, so it reads as part of the chair rather than an add-on. Move it up or down to suit your height, or take it out entirely.
How enclosed does the wingback shape on the white Nook feel?
Wingback means the sides of the backrest come forward at shoulder height, so the white Nook wraps around you rather than leaving you against a flat panel. At 76 cm tall the wings sit at shoulder rather than head level, so the effect is sheltered without being closed in. That shape is what makes a corner chair feel like a retreat.
What are the legs on the white Nook armchair, and are they painted?
Powder-coated metal legs in black carry the white Nook. Powder coating is a baked-on finish rather than a wet paint, which is why it resists chipping where a vacuum head or a shoe catches the leg. The black-against-white contrast is deliberate, and the legs are what give a 10 kg chair its stability at 73 cm wide.
How practical is white teddy fabric on the Nook for daily use?
Pale pile upholstery needs an honest plan. The white Nook will show lint from dark clothing, marks from hands and possible dye transfer from denim, so vacuum with a soft brush head rather than a beater bar and blot spills straight away. In a room with pets or children, the light khaki chenille Nook is the more forgiving sibling.
Will the 75.5 × 48 × 61.5 cm white Nook carton fit up a narrow staircase?
Forty-eight centimetres is the narrowest face of the Nook's carton — worth measuring a tight stair turn or a small lift before delivery day. The box weighs 12 kg and holds the white armchair plus its matching cushion, with the black metal legs to be fitted.
Can the white Nook go under a window at 76 cm tall?
Seventy-six centimetres to the top of the back keeps the white Nook below most windowsill lines, so it can take a spot under a window without blocking light or the opening. Check the 76 cm depth against your walking line in that position. Pale teddy fabric also holds the light in a bright spot rather than absorbing it.
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