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A Home That Feels Truly Yours

Warm, modern furniture designed for real living, backed by over two decades of craft.

4.8★

Rated by thousands of happy customers

50,000+

Homes furnished across North America

200+

Original patented designs, never mass-market copies

Since 1999

Over two decades crafting furniture people love

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Meet Selva - Sit However You Sit

Anyone who works with one foot tucked under them knows the compromise. Chairs with arms pin the knees in, so criss cross chairs drop the arms entirely, and the elbows go without support for the rest of the day. The Selva chair folds its arms upward instead, six positions of them, and the seat underneath is wide enough that both feet fit without hanging over the edge. Lift the headrest off and it reads as a low-back chair. Turn on the base and the whole desk comes within reach. The Selva chair is where a workday goes cross-legged through the morning and upright through a call, and where the same chair moves from an office to a vanity without looking out of place. Criss cross chair, wide seat office chair, cross legged desk chair, vanity chair with wheels. Best for home offices, makeup vanities, and anyone who has never once sat with both feet flat on the floor.

Take A Closer Look

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Wide Cross-Legged Seat

The cushion measures wider than a standard task seat and sits deep enough to fold both legs in, its front edge easing downward so nothing presses into the back of the knee.

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Flip-Up Armrests

The arms swing upward through six stops and settle above the seat line, opening both sides so knees clear the frame, then fold back down flat when elbows need somewhere to land.

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Removable Headrest

The headrest lifts clear of the backrest in one motion, taking the chair from a high-back seat with neck support down to a low-back profile that tucks under a desk.

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Rotating Base on Casters

The seat turns a full circle on a five-star steel base, so reaching a shelf behind you takes a twist instead of standing up, and a lever underneath raises or lowers the height to meet the desk.